Texas Ag Opinions MCP server

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Texas Attorney General opinions since 1939: look up a specific opinion by number (full text, requestor, cited statutes), check whether it has a recorded overruled/modified/affirmed/withdrawn status, and search that status index by statute citation.

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Tools

request number, topic categories, one-sentence summary, full opinion text, and statute citations found in it (best-effort regex over the opinion PDF). Also includes the opinion's own subsequent-treatment status if it has one.

• txagopinionlookup(opinionnumber) — the AG, date, requestor, RQ-

recorded overruled/modified/affirmed/superseded/withdrawn entry in the AG's own courtesy index. not_listed does NOT mean the opinion is still good law — the AG's own page says the list may be incomplete.

• txagopinionstatus(opinionnumber) — whether a specific opinion has a

subsequent-treatment entry for one mentioning a given statute citation or keyword. PARTIAL CAPABILITY — see "Data sources" below for exactly what this does and does not cover.

• txagstatute_search(citation) — search the ~381 opinions with a recorded

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

16 Attorneys General since 1939 with their exact opinion-number range (e.g. "GA-0001 - GA-1096"). Scraped once (2026-10-07) into TXAGRANGES in src/index.ts — this is how txagopinionlookup and txagopinionstatus turn a bare number into the right AG slug without guessing.

• — landing page listing all

opinion's own page (e.g. /opinions/ken-paxton/kp-0537): AG name, topic categories, one-sentence summary, and a link to the opinion PDF. Fetched live, never baked. — the opinion's full text. Verified text-based (not scanned): extractPdfText (shared/src/pdf-text.ts) parses it cleanly with zero warnings. Requestor name/title/address, the RQ- request number, the one-line question, and cited statutes are all regex-extracted from this text — best-effort, not a real citation parser (a multi-section cite like "§§ 51.031, .034" only captures the first section; non-"TEX. ... CODE §" citation styles, e.g. to federal law or by "Art." instead of "§", are not captured). — ONE page listing every opinion (381, captured 2026-10-07) the AG's Opinion Committee has flagged as later overruled, modified, affirmed, superseded, or withdrawn, with the citing statute or case. Baked into src/tx-ag-status-data.ts (~38KB — comfortably under the few-hundred-KB threshold that would require KV baking, so this stays a plain module-scope import, unlike the state-code packs with much larger tables). This index is what backs both txagopinionstatus and txagstatutesearch.

• — one

What this pack cannot do, and why

/opinions/{number} WITHOUT the AG slug is a trap. It returns HTTP 200 for ANY number, real or fabricated — verified live: a real opinion (kp-0537) and a made-up one (kp-9999) come back byte-for-byte the same size, because the slug-less path is a generic "ajax-individual-opinion" form stub that says "Invalid Attorney General name in URL", not the opinion. The correctly AG-qualified path 404s properly on a bad number. This pack always resolves the AG slug from TXAGRANGES first and never fetches the slug-less path.

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.