Oklahoma Code MCP server

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Oklahoma Statutes — state statutes by citation, full-text topic search, amendment history, and historical (superseded) versions. Keyless.

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Tools

Statutes section by citation ("21-701.7" is Murder in the First Degree; "41-111" is termination of tenancy). Returns the statute text, its chapter breadcrumb, the "Cite as" line, its full amendment history, and a historicalversions array — each entry's citeid can be passed back as versionciteid to retrieve that EXACT prior version's text instead of the current one.

• okstatute(citation, versionciteid?) — full text of an Oklahoma

(not just headings), returning matching citations, headings, effective dates, and relevancy.

• ok_search(query, limit?) — full-text search over statutory BODY TEXT

routing a subject to the right title number.

• ok_titles() — all 94 titles of the Code with their official names, for

Auth

Keyless.

The survey trap did not apply here

The August state-law survey (docs/state-law-probe.md) flagged Oklahoma as "published only as PDF" — oklegislature.gov serves each of the 94 titles as one ~1.2 MB per-title PDF with no per-section split. Looking past that the way CO/IN/NJ/GA/KY did: OSCN, the Oklahoma State Courts Network (oscn.net — the state court system's own site, not the legislature's), serves the full "Oklahoma Statutes Citationized" as live HTML, keyless, bare-UA, current through the 2025 legislative session plus at least one 2026-effective 2025 amendment (verified live 2026-10-06: 21 O.S. § 701.7's own "Cite as" line reads "(OSCN 2026)", and its most recent amendment, Laws 2025 HB 2104, took effect January 1, 2026).

This turned out to be a BETTER source than the PDF-extraction packs in this family, not just an escape from the PDF trap: OSCN runs a real full-text search over statutory body text (confirmed — searching "landlord" surfaces 41 O.S. § 111, "Termination of Tenancy", a heading that never says "landlord") and keeps every superseded prior version of an amended section on its own directly-linked page. So this pack gets all four capabilities the survey cares about — citation lookup, topic search, amendment history, and historical versions — with none of them approximated or unavailable, unlike Kentucky (no historical versions) or Iowa (caption search, not full text).

Citations

Oklahoma cites by title-section, e.g. "21-701.7" (Title 21, Crimes and Punishments, Section 701.7) or "41-111" (Title 41, Landlord and Tenant, Section 111). ok_statute also accepts "21 O.S. 701.7", "21 O.S. § 701.7", and "Title 21, Section 701.7". 9 of the 94 titles carry a letter suffix (3A, 10A, 12A, 14A, 27A, 37A, 43A, 75A, 85A) — pass it as part of the title, e.g. "10A-1".

Navigation shape — two hops, and why no local cache was built

FLATTENED: every section anchor appears on one page, because this database's directory tree is only Title -> Document (confirmed live: chapter headers are inline markers within the same flattened page, not separate fetchable URLs). Title dbcodes are NOT derivable from the title number for the 9 lettered titles (10A is STOKSTA1, not STOKST10A) — the pack carries the full static map read off the master index page.

1. Index.asp?ftdb=STOKSTnn&level=1 — the whole title's directory,

PrintOnly is load-bearing: dropping it returns the SAME text wrapped in the entire title's navigation tree re-embedded on every single section page (272 KB for one section of Title 21, confirmed live), where PrintOnly strips that tree (14 KB for the same section).

1. deliverdocument.asp?citeid=NNNNN&PrintOnly=true — the section itself.

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.