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Today we launched Moonlit Commentaries! Something we have been working on behind the scenes and feels like the natural next step in Moonlit's legal data journey. For decades, legal commentaries have been locked behind expensive subscriptions of a few big publishers. The irony is that these commentaries are mostly written by academics at publicly funded universities or governmental institutions who then have to pay to read it back. Our Data Layer has become so large and well-connected that we can now generate our own commentaries (we decided to start with tax law), which are then reviewed by experts in their field, updated when rulings are released and on which users can suggest improvements. Take a look and let me know what you think: https://lnkd.in/ePMdww-a

Legal knowledge is a clear case of paying twice. Today we stop that. Much of the commentary lawyers rely on is written by experts at universities, courts, ministries and law firms. Publishers then sell it back to their employers. Organizations pay hundreds of euros per user per month to read what their own people wrote. Moonlit Commentaries changes that, starting with indirect tax. AI drafts each commentary from legislation and case law on Moonlit’s infrastructure. Experts review every draft and users can suggest new information. Each day the system scans new rulings and legislation and proposes revisions to the editors when something affects the analysis. Every conclusion links to the provision or ruling it rests on, opened in the official publication. Free to read. Every source one click away. All you need is a free Moonlit account. Which area of law should we open up next? Read the first commentaries here: https://lnkd.in/ePpxDKZK

If I gathered anything from the legal professionals I talk to it's that they aren't all on one LLM. Half of them are in Copilot because it's the standard in their org. The ones who like ChatGPT use ChatGPT, others Claude and some even build using Cursor or Claude Code. You don't have to be vendor locked. The Moonlit MCP connects to all: Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and whatever MCP client shows up next month. Same legislation, same case law, same everything in the tool you already work in. Oh and it is free. https://lnkd.in/eatUUGDZ

Every legal team I talk to has Copilot, ChatGPT or Claude. And by now we know how these LLMs "advise" you: very confident answers, with the occasional self-fabricated citation. If only your AI assistant could ground itself with direct, up-to-date access to all official legal knowledge available. Now it can! As of this month you can connect Moonlit, through MCP, straight to the assistant you already use. Oh, and did I mention it's free? 🆓🤫🤫 Because access to justice shouldn't depend on the depth of your wallet. Up and running in 1 minute: https://lnkd.in/eVn_JWAz

Every jurisdiction in Europe publishes its law. Just never the same way twice. Different portals. Different formats. Different languages. Each one updating whenever it feels like it. So if you're building legal AI in Europe, your first months disappear into scrapers and parsers before you ship a single feature. And then you own that plumbing forever. There's a shortcut now: Point your agent at one MCP server and query all legal information across 37+ jurisdictions. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and anything else MCP-compatible. DM me what you are building and let's have a chat how we can accelerate. https://lnkd.in/esytP87G #legaltech #mcp #legal #claude #codex

Building legal AI? Moonlit's MCP server gives your agent legislation and case law from 37+ jurisdictions. Works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any MCP-compatible stack. Connect and run your first query today.