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Connect your AI · Works with Claude, ChatGPT and more

Your AI assistant, reading the actual law

Connect bruneilaws to the assistant you already use. It searches Brunei’s laws and guides, and every answer points to the official text.

Server addresshttps://bruneilaws.com/mcp
  • Free for public law
  • No account needed
  • Read-only
Your AI assistantbruneilaws connected

My boss says Friday is my last day. I've worked here three years. Is that enough notice?

Read from the law
  • search_law
  • get_section
  • get_section · Employment Act, s 22 (Brunei)
  • get_section · Employment Act, s 21 (Brunei)

Probably not. Under section 22(3)(c) of the Employment Act, three years' service means at least 2 weeks' written notice. Your contract's notice period applies first (s 22(2)), and the Act's minimum applies only if the contract is silent. Notice given today would end about 14 October, not this Friday, unless you agreed to waive notice (s 22(4)). This may not cover misconduct dismissals (s 23). Check your contract and consider contacting the Labour Commissioner.

Example answer, recorded 30 Sep 2026. Recorded in Claude Code 2.1.285, connected to bruneilaws's MCP server. An example of an AI assistant's answer, not legal advice.

01 — Set it up

Three steps, about a minute

  1. Step 1Open Customize, then ConnectorsIn Claude, open Customize and choose Connectors.
  2. Step 2Add a custom connectorClick the plus button, choose Add custom connector, and paste https://bruneilaws.com/mcp. Leave the advanced settings empty: bruneilaws needs no sign-in.
  3. Step 3Ask as usualWhen you ask, use the plus button, then Connectors, and switch bruneilaws on. Ask about your situation: you will see Claude read the section it cites.

Custom connectors are available on Claude and Claude Desktop for Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans. On Team and Enterprise, an owner adds the connector first (Organization settings, Connectors). Steps from Anthropic's documentation, read 30 Sep 2026. We have not run this app ourselves yet, so the screens may differ a little.

From the vendor's own documentation: Claude Help Center: Get started with custom connectors using remote MCP (read 30 Sep 2026)

Connectors depend on your AI app and plan.

02 — What your AI can do

The same library, in your assistant

Your assistant picks the right one of these by itself. You just ask.

  • Search the law

    search_law

    Laws and guides, by words or by situation.

  • Read a section

    get_section

    The current text, as the official publisher has it.

  • See what changed

    list_changes

    Amendments, repeals and what comes into force next.

  • Explain a legal word

    define_term

    What a term means, and where the law defines it.

  • Open a guide

    get_guide

    Plain-English guides for life events, with their sources.

03 — Privacy

What it can see, and what it can’t

Manage in Settings › Connected AI

It can see

  • Brunei lawEvery law and guide on bruneilaws. Always.

It can’t

  • Change or delete anythingAccess is read-only.
  • Your notebooksOr your notes and past questions.
  • Everything else you ask your AIWe only see what it asks bruneilaws. The rest stays between you and your AI.

04 — For developers

A standard MCP server

Works with any client that supports the Model Context Protocol, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code.

Address
https://bruneilaws.com/mcp
Transport
Streamable HTTP
Sign-in
None for public law
Access
Read-only
mcp.json
{  "mcpServers": {    "laws-bn": {      "url": "https://bruneilaws.com/mcp"    }  }}

05 — Questions

Good to know

Does it cost anything?

Using Brunei law in your AI is free. It reads public law only, never your notebooks.

Can my AI give me legal advice?

It can explain the law and show where it comes from. For advice on your own case, speak to a lawyer.

Which AI apps work?

Any app that supports connectors, also called MCP. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code all do. Steps differ by app and plan.

How do I switch it off?

Remove it in your AI app. It stops straight away.