# laksa — Malaysian banking & technology regulation, evidence-only MCP server

> Malaysian banking & technology law as citable evidence for your AI agent — free remote MCP server, no signup.

laksa serves Malaysian banking/financial regulation and cross-cutting technology law (cybersecurity, data protection, cloud, e-transactions, payments, digital banking) as citable database evidence over the Model Context Protocol. It does NOT answer questions: the connecting agent retrieves verbatim provisions with exact Section / Subsection / Paragraph citations, validity badges, amendment relations, official source links and explicit coverage gaps, and decides the answer itself.

## Connect

- MCP endpoint (Streamable HTTP, no auth): https://laksa.danny.vn/mcp
- Works with Claude (custom connector), ChatGPT (developer-mode connector), Gemini CLI (mcpServers httpUrl), Grok, and any MCP client.

## Tools

- guide: how to use the service (read first)
- corpus_status: live coverage counts and gaps
- search: ranked provisions with citations, validity, source links
- document: full provision text, relations, amendment timeline
- quality_gaps: exact rows behind known data gaps

## Sources (official, verbatim)

- AGC Laws of Malaysia — Attorney General's Chambers — Federal Acts & P.U. gazette (https://lom.agc.gov.my)
- Bank Negara Malaysia — Central bank policy documents & guidelines (RMiT, e-KYC, cloud …) (https://www.bnm.gov.my)
- Securities Commission Malaysia — Capital-market technology guidelines (https://www.sc.com.my)

## IMPORTANT — query language

- ALWAYS search in English. The corpus is English-only: queries in any other language return degraded, misleading rankings. Translate the user's question first, then translate the evidence back yourself.

## Notes

- Legal text is returned verbatim and never translated; repealed or not-yet-effective law is badged, never presented as current.
- Free, public, rate-limited. No signup.