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England Works Watch

Checks England Skilled Worker sponsor changes against GOV.UK evidence for single-event and batch decisions.

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Server URL
https://england-works-watch-production.up.railway.app/mcp

Remote servers are added in the app, not the config file: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste this URL.

Hosted endpointLive · 1d agoLive Remote EndpointOur automated health check connected to this remote MCP endpoint successfully.Last checked 1d ago · Nov 12, 2026, 11:00 UTC

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Remote endpoint
https://england-works-watch-production.up.railway.app/mcp

Overview

England Works Watch MCP server provides evidence-backed impact decisions for Skilled Worker sponsor changes in England. It exposes free tools for product information, GOV.UK source status, and supported event types, plus paid tools for single-event and batch assessments. Single assessments cover one concrete change, while batch assessments handle 1–25 events and return per-event outcomes with evidence-linked reasoning. Use it for sponsor compliance preflight checks, HR workflows, or agent-driven review of changes involving salary, roles, locations, absences, and organisational events.

Use cases

  • Check whether a sponsored worker’s home-working change requires reporting
  • Review salary, role, location, or absence changes before implementation
  • Batch-assess up to 25 sponsor events from an HR or payroll workflow
  • Monitor GOV.UK evidence freshness before making compliance decisions

Key features

  • Evidence-linked single-event impact decisions
  • Batch assessment for 1–25 sponsor changes
  • GOV.UK source freshness and coverage status
  • Supported sponsor-event catalogue
  • Required action and deadline fields
  • x402 Base mainnet USDC payment for programmatic decisions

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How England Works Watch works

What England Works Watch does

The England Works Watch MCP server evaluates how specified Skilled Worker sponsor changes may affect reporting obligations and required sponsor action in England. Results can identify whether an event is affected, not affected, or requires review because information is missing or uncertain. Assessments include an evidence-linked rationale and fields for required actions and deadlines.

The service covers events including absences, salary changes, occupation or role changes, work-location and home-working changes, delayed starts, stopping sponsorship or worker departures, organisational changes, TUPE, mergers, and takeovers. It is intended for operational decision support rather than a general source browser or a replacement for professional legal advice.

How it works

The England Works Watch MCP server is reached through the supplied remote MCP endpoint. An MCP client can call free discovery and evidence-status tools before submitting a decision request. england_works_watch_info describes scope, pricing, payment, endpoint metadata, and the legal-advice disclaimer. licensing_source_status reports GOV.UK source freshness, changed fingerprints, blocking sources, review status, and coverage. list_supported_change_events returns the supported event categories without making an impact decision.

For one concrete event, call assess_change_impact. For a collection of changes, call batch_assess_changes with 1–25 events. The batch route returns individual evidence-linked results and counts grouped by outcome, making it suitable for repeated HR, payroll, HRIS, recruitment, adviser, or agent workflows.

Tools and capabilities

  • Check current evidence-source status and identify stale or changed GOV.UK guidance.
  • List the change types supported by the decision service.
  • Assess one sponsor event and receive an outcome, rationale, action fields, deadline fields, and any review or missing-input state.
  • Assess 1–25 events together and receive per-event results plus outcome counts.
  • Retrieve service scope, payment details, endpoint information, and discovery metadata.

Single-event and batch decision calls are paid programmatic operations. Payment uses x402 on Base mainnet in USDC: the buyer signs the payment and retries the same tool with payment metadata. The public AI edition may provide the same class of one-off preflight interactively without x402; the paid tools are intended for metered programmatic execution.

Limitations and notes

The England Works Watch MCP server does not use the supported-event list to produce impact or required-action decisions. The source-status tool also does not decide the effect of a particular sponsor change. Use the single-event tool for exactly one event and the batch tool for multiple events; the batch interface accepts no more than 25 events per request.

Decision quality depends on the supplied event details and available evidence. Results can explicitly indicate that review is needed or that inputs are missing. Payment is required for the programmatic decision tools, and the material does not specify environment variables, a software license, or client-specific configuration requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions about England Works Watch

England Works Watch is an MCP server that connects AI clients to an England Skilled Worker sponsor-change evidence service. Its main tools provide service information, GOV.UK source status, supported event types, single-event impact decisions, and batch assessments for up to 25 sponsor changes.

You connect an MCP client to the supplied remote endpoint rather than installing a local package.

Call `assess_change_impact` with one concrete sponsor event. It returns an evidence-linked outcome, rationale, required-action and deadline fields, plus an explicit review or missing-input state when the decision cannot be completed.

Call `batch_assess_changes` with 1–25 events. It returns a result for each event and counts grouped by outcome, and is the primary paid path for repeated HR, HRIS, payroll, recruitment, adviser, or agent workflows.

Payment is required for the programmatic single-event and batch decision tools. They use x402 on Base mainnet with USDC; the buyer signs payment and retries the same tool with payment metadata. Free information, source-status, and supported-event tools remain available.

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