Pactlio MCP

What Pactlio-ai/pactlio-mcp MCP server does

Pactlio-ai/pactlio-mcp MCP server connects MCP clients to Pactlio’s remote contract tools at https://www.pactlio.com/api/mcp. The service is anonymous and does not require an API key. Its tools support contract discovery, jurisdiction research, user intake, asynchronous drafting, draft polling, checkout, and risk analysis.

The knowledge-oriented tools cover 20 contract or policy types, statute-cited requirements by contract type and US state or country, and non-compete status for all 50 states plus DC. An agent can also request the fields needed to collect information for a selected contract type or submit pasted contract text for risk analysis.

How it works

A typical workflow starts by calling list_contract_types, then uses get_jurisdiction_requirements and get_intake_questions to select a document and gather the needed details. start_contract_draft begins asynchronous multi-agent generation and normally takes 3–5 minutes. The request must include accept_terms: true; otherwise, drafting is rejected.

The agent checks progress with get_draft_status. When available, the result includes a free preview and an unlock link. get_checkout_link can provide a URL for a human to purchase access to the full contract, which is priced at $19–49 according to the provided material. The service describes its knowledge tools as free, while drafting and analysis are free subject to daily per-IP limits.

Setup and configuration

Connect an MCP client to the Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://www.pactlio.com/api/mcp

For Cursor, VS Code, or another MCP client using mcp.json, configure a server entry with the endpoint as its url. Claude Code can be configured with the claude mcp add --transport http pactlio https://www.pactlio.com/api/mcp command. The repository also documents adding the endpoint as a custom connector in Claude.ai or ChatGPT. Pactlio-ai/pactlio-mcp MCP server runs remotely, so the repository does not need to be run locally for the hosted service.

Tools and capabilities

• list_contract_types: Lists 20 contract and policy types with use cases and pricing.
• get_jurisdiction_requirements: Returns statute-cited requirements by document type and jurisdiction.
• check_non_compete_enforceability: Reports non-compete status for all US states and DC.
• get_intake_questions: Identifies fields needed for a selected contract type.
• start_contract_draft: Starts asynchronous multi-agent drafting; limited to two calls per day.
• get_draft_status: Polls a draft and returns a free preview with an unlock link.
• get_checkout_link: Produces the human checkout URL for unlocking a full contract.
• analyze_contract: Analyzes pasted contract text for risks; limited to two calls per day.

Limitations and notes

Most listed tools have a limit of 30 calls per minute. Drafting and contract analysis each have a two-per-day limit. Draft outputs are AI-generated drafts, not legal advice, and Pactlio is not a law firm. The integration must show users the disclaimer and terms link rather than removing them. Users should have the output reviewed before relying on it. Pactlio-ai/pactlio-mcp MCP server does not create an attorney-client relationship, and full contract access requires a human unlock through checkout.