Legislative MCP server
Official legislative data, inside Claude
Ask Claude about federal and state bills, hearings, regulations, lobbying, and campaign finance. Apogee answers from the official record, with a citation on every answer.
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Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, and any MCP streamable-HTTP client.
Built on these official sources
Congress.gov
Senate.gov
House.gov
White House
GovInfo
Federal Register
Regulations.gov
FEC
CBO
GAO
Library of Congress
Census BureauEvery answer cites the underlying filing, hearing, or disclosure. No synthesis without a source.
Built on Claude, via Amazon Bedrock. Also plugs into ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot.
Covers Congress and all 50 states plus DC.
Connect in under 2 minutes
Point your AI at the Apogee MCP server
Using Claude? Add Apogee in one click.
Opens Claude with the connector pre-filled - click Add and sign in. No API key needed.
The connection is read-only: it can run research queries and look up policy intelligence on your behalf, and grants no access to anything else in the connected client or account.
Add the server
Use the one-click button above for Claude, or paste the server URL into Gemini, Copilot, or any other MCP client's connector settings and sign in with an Apogee account.
Ask in plain language
No tool calls to memorize. Ask a question; the research agent picks the sources and cites every answer.
Show developer setup (API key, config file, Claude Code CLI)
Advanced: Claude Code / non-interactive clients
Most users can skip this. It's for Claude Code CLI, scripts, and clients that can't complete an interactive sign-in.
Config file (API key)
{
"mcpServers": {
"apogee": {
"url": "https://mcp.apog.ai/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer apk_YOUR_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}Claude Code (CLI)
claude mcp add apogee --transport streamable-http https://mcp.apog.ai/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer apk_YOUR_API_KEY" Endpoint https://mcp.apog.ai/mcp (Streamable HTTP, Bearer auth). Full setup for every client is in the getting-started docs.
What connecting Apogee changes
Web search vs. the official record.
Claude's web search ranks the pages that surface online. Apogee searches the text of the bills themselves and cites each result to its source.
Claude alone
Ranks what's popular in a web search
- American Leadership in AI Act (H.R. 8516)
- Secure A.I. Development Act (S. 5061)
- ...a few others that come up in search results
Reflects what ranks highest online right now, not a complete list, and it can miss a bill entirely if it hasn't been written about.
Claude + Apogee
Searches bill text directly, ranked by relevance
Top results are bills this Congress that mention AI safety in their text, including some with no AI in the title at all, like a cybersecurity provision inside the FY2026 defense authorization act.
Cited to Congress.gov and ranked by relevance, not by what happened to make headlines. Each response says when more results matched than it shows.
Live example, verified September 2026. Results change as new bills are introduced.
Broader than bills and regs
Robust Federal and State Coverage
Every state, every source, always cited.
The full legislative record, connected.
Over 1.5 million bills and 3.5 million bill versions tracked across every state and the federal level, plus over 18,000 CRS reports, CBO cost estimates, and committee reports, always cited.
What changed between the House and Senate versions of this bill?
bill text + version tracking
What does the CRS report say about this bill's fiscal impact?
CRS reports
Which committee reports mention this provision?
committee reports
Every appropriations bill, tracked to the dollar.
Spending bills, CBO cost estimates, and the annual budget cycle, tracked agency by agency.
Has Congress funded the government past September 30?
appropriations + continuing resolutions
Which agencies are still under a continuing resolution?
appropriations tracking
What's the CBO cost estimate for the defense appropriations bill?
CBO cost estimates
See who's connected to whom, not just what's filed.
One relationship graph links sponsors, lobbyists, PAC contributors, and staff, so a name on a filing connects to everything else it touches.
Who's lobbying on this bill, and are their clients also funding the sponsors?
lobbying + PAC data + relationship graph
Map the influence network around this bill: sponsors, lobbyists, and contributors.
relationship graph
Which members are connected through shared donors?
relationship graph + campaign finance
The full committee and personal-office staff directory, in one place.
Chiefs of staff, legislative directors, and committee staff across every state and federal level, licensed and current. Roughly 19,000 federal staff, plus state staff in all 50 states and DC - 38,000+ in total.
Who's chief of staff across the Texas Senate?
staff directory
Who covers healthcare policy in Rep. Castro's office?
staff directory
Find the legislative director for tech policy across Senate offices.
staff directory
Lobbying disclosures and campaign contributions, cross-referenced.
Senate LDA lobbying filings and FEC campaign-finance records, cross-referenced with the bills and members they touch.
Who's registered to lobby on this bill, and which firm represents them?
LDA lobbying disclosures
Which PACs have contributed to this bill's sponsor?
FEC filings
What's the status of the Lobbying Disclosure Improvement Act?
bill tracking
Every hearing, transcribed and linked to the bill.
An estimated 3,000+ hours of hearing testimony transcribed and linked to the bills under discussion.
What's on the Senate hearing calendar this week?
hearing schedule
What did witnesses say about AI regulation in yesterday's hearing?
hearing transcripts
Summarize the markup session for this bill.
hearing transcripts + markups
50 states + DC
Federal and state bill tracking, together.
Session timelines and calendars
Chamber sessions and scheduled markups tracked alongside the bills they affect.
More than a chat window
Workflow Solutions
Chat is the entry point. Briefings, drafts, memory, and shareable digests are how the work actually gets done.
Briefings
Wake up to what changed overnight.
Distilled briefings on the bills, hearings, and issues being tracked, generated fresh each morning. No dashboard to check, no digest to build by hand.
Learn moreStakeholder engagement
Memos and outreach that start half-written.
Client updates, position memos, and coalition outreach, drafted in chat with cited sources and ready to send. AI writes the draft; a person decides what goes out.
Learn moreContext Memory
Tailored to the work, not generic.
Upload client positions, prior memos, and house style. Every answer factors in what has already been said, no re-explaining each session.
Learn moreShareable Digests
A shareable link for any topic.
Set up a digest on a bill or issue, then share the link with the team. It refreshes on schedule, so everyone reads from the same updated brief.
Learn moreBring Apogee into the AI you already use
Claude and ChatGPT only see what ranks in web search: a thin slice of Congress.gov, the Federal Register, FEC filings, and state legislature sites, with no way to cite a specific bill, filing, or hearing. Apogee searches the official record directly, with a citation on every answer, on the assistant already in use.
See pricing - Free to start. Paid plans begin at $34 a month, tailored to team size and usage.