NRW Landesrecht

State law for Germany’s most populous Land, with the section filter that keeps a long act from being cut off mid-answer.

What it is

recht.nrw.de is the official publication of North Rhine-Westphalia’s state law. This integration searches it by name, abbreviation or keyword, and fetches the full text — with the option to ask for one specific section, which is what stops a large statute from being truncated on the way back.

Use it for

• “Show the section of the NRW building code that covers distance requirements.”
• “What does NRW law say about this, and which provision says it?”
• “Find the act behind this abbreviation.”
• “Give me this act in full, but only the chapter I asked for.”

Tools

Function	Answers
Usage guide	When to filter to a section and when to take the whole act — the assistant reads this first
Law search	Acts matching a name, an abbreviation or a keyword
Get law text	The text of one act, optionally filtered to a single section
Ask	A question answered from the most relevant acts, in one call

Data and permissions

• Public source, no key. Nothing about your organisation passes through.
• Read-only.

Getting started

Add the MCP server to an assistant and ask. German works best — the source is German and the search matches against it.

Limitations

• NRW state law only. Federal German law is not covered, and neither is any other Land. Answering a federal question from this source is a mistake that reads as authoritative.
• Not legal advice.
• Section filtering exists for a reason. Asking for a long act without naming a section can return a truncated answer; the usage guide tells the assistant to filter rather than hope.
• German source text, so any other-language rendering is a translation by the assistant.