The Chancery Lane Project

The Chancery Lane Project (TCLP) Knowledge Graph MCP is a connector that gives AI assistants like your AI searchable access to TCLP's knowledge graph: a curated body of climate-aligned contract clauses, glossary terms, and practical guides.

Think of it as a Swiss Army knife of TCLP tools — search, explore, and understand the taxonomy — all from inside the assistant you already use. It is read-only: the connector searches and returns content, and never changes anything.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.chancerylaneproject.org/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Search The Chancery Lane Project's knowledge graph of climate-related contract clauses, glossary terms, and guides, and the laws, regulations, standards, frameworks and guidance that this content refers to. Use for relevance-ranked content; each result lists the instruments it references. Use when you have a specific concept or entity name (e.g. 'scope 3 emissions'). Use to find an instrument by name or jurisdiction, and for one instrument and the content that cites it. To browse content by taxonomy categories (sector, practice area, application, jurisdiction, etc.) rather than by relevance, call first to discover the available facet names and value slugs, then call with the slugs you want. Do not state the legal effect of an instrument beyond what these tools return. Status "stub": identity confirmed, metadata minimal; a null or empty field means not yet recorded, not that it does not apply.

Tools

Reads data6

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.chancerylaneproject.org/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Search The Chancery Lane Project's knowledge graph of climate-related contract clauses, glossary terms, and guides, and the laws, regulations, standards, frameworks and guidance that this content refers to. Use for relevance-ranked content; each result lists the instruments it references. Use when you have a specific concept or entity name (e.g. 'scope 3 emissions'). Use to find an instrument by name or jurisdiction, and for one instrument and the content that cites it. To browse content by taxonomy categories (sector, practice area, application, jurisdiction, etc.) rather than by relevance, call first to discover the available facet names and value slugs, then call with the slugs you want. Do not state the legal effect of an instrument beyond what these tools return. Status "stub": identity confirmed, metadata minimal; a null or empty field means not yet recorded, not that it does not apply.