Congress Gov MCP
An unofficial MCP server for accessing API data of the US Congress (Congress.gov), allowing users to directly query congressional activity information without reading the news.
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What is the Congress.gov MCP Server?
This is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows users to directly query the latest legislative information of the US Congress through natural language. It connects to the official Congress.gov API, enabling users to easily access detailed content such as bills, amendments, and committee reports.How to use the Congress.gov MCP Server?
You can connect to the server through a client that supports the MCP protocol (such as Claude Desktop or Claude Code). Simply configure the environment according to the installation guide, and you can obtain congressional information by asking questions in natural language.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for individuals or institutions who wish to stay informed about the latest developments in the US Congress, such as researchers, journalists, policymakers, and ordinary citizens. Whether you want to find a specific bill or understand the congressional workflow, this tool can provide assistance.Main Features
Bill QueryAllows querying detailed information of specific bills by Congress number, bill type, and bill number, including action records, amendments, committee information, etc.
Amendment RetrievalSupports querying information on amendments of different sessions and types, including amendment action records and relationships with relevant bills.
Committee InformationProvides detailed information on congressional committees, including bills, reports, and meetings handled by the committees.
Congressional RecordsEnables querying detailed content in congressional records, including daily records, annual records, and bound records.
Nominations and TreatiesProvides detailed information on congressional nominations and treaties, including action records and committee information.
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Access to congressional data without complex programming
Provides a rich classification of congressional information to meet various query needs
Supports natural language interaction, with simple and intuitive operation
Limitations
Some functions are still under development and may be incomplete
Requires a valid Congress.gov API key to use
May not be very friendly to non - English users
How to Use
Install Dependencies
Ensure that the uv package manager is installed and obtain a Congress.gov API key.
Clone the Project
Clone the Congress.gov MCP server code repository from GitHub to your local machine.
Configure the Environment
Create a.env file and add your Congress.gov API key.
Start the Server
Run the server to start processing requests.
Connect the Client
Configure the server path in an MCP - supported client (such as Claude Desktop).
Usage Examples
Find a Specific BillA user wants to know the latest progress of the H.R.1 bill in the 117th Congress.
Query Committee ReportsA user wishes to view the latest Senate report on energy policy.
Get Congressional RecordsA user needs to consult the latest congressional records.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to use this server?
How can I obtain a Congress.gov API key?
Which clients support the MCP protocol?
Does the server need to run continuously?
Which functions are not yet completed?
Related Resources
Congress.gov API Documentation
Official API documentation providing detailed descriptions of all available endpoints.
Smithery MCP Server Page
View detailed information and installation guides for the current MCP server.
Claude Desktop Official Documentation
Learn how to configure the MCP server in Claude Desktop.
GitHub Repository
Source code and project documentation for the Congress.gov MCP server.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Official Website
Learn about the background and usage of the MCP protocol.
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