Retsinformation

Danish legislation from the official database, retrievable paragraph by paragraph rather than as a wall of statute.

What it is

retsinformation.dk is Denmark’s official legal information database. This integration searches it and fetches what it finds — whole acts, or one paragraph at a time. Repeated lookups within the same area are cached briefly, so working through a statute does not mean re-fetching it for every question.

Use it for

• “What do the Danish rules say about processing personal data in case management?”
• “Find the order that implements this act.”
• “Give me paragraph 5 of this law, and nothing else.”
• “Which circulars and guidance exist in this area?”

Tools

Function	Answers
Usage guide	How to move from a search to a paragraph — the assistant reads this first
Search	Statutes, orders, circulars and guidance matching a query
Get law	One document in full
Get paragraph	A single provision, without the surrounding act
Cache status	How fresh the cached answers are, so the assistant can say rather than assume

Data and permissions

• Open, no key. Nothing about your organisation passes through.
• Read-only.
• Short-lived caching. Repeated searches in one area are served from cache for speed; the cache-status tool exists so an answer can state its own age.

Getting started

Add the MCP server to an assistant and ask.

Limitations

• Denmark only.
• Not legal advice. The text and the reference come back; the application is a lawyer’s judgement.
• Cached answers can be slightly behind. For a question where the very latest amendment matters, the cache age is worth checking — that is what the tool is for.
• Danish source text. An English rendering is the assistant’s translation, not an official one.