UniCourt

UniCourt entity view: read party, counsel, or judge details by UniCourt entity id. The uc_ prefix means UniCourt. WHEN TO USE: After uc_case_view returns partyId, counselId, or judgeId values. entity_type: party | counsel | judge detail: overview (all); associated_counsel (party or counsel); associated_parties (counsel only) Invalid combinations return success=false.

uc_case_entity_view

UniCourt case search: find cases in the connected UniCourt workspace using everyday language. The uc_ prefix means UniCourt. WHEN TO USE: When the user wants to locate or identify UniCourt cases (by case number, party, court, dates, or similar). Pass plain language in q. Do not invent a special query language. PARAMETERS: - q: plain-language search - page_number: results page (1-based; increase for more pages) - sort / order: optional sort (filedDate or relevancy; asc or desc) WORKFLOW: 1. uc_case_search with q and page_number (start at 1) → list matches 2. For more pages, call uc_case_search again with the same q and a higher page_number 3. Read UniCourt caseId from results, then uc_case_view / uc_case_entity_view as needed Returns case matches including UniCourt caseId values for follow-up tools.

uc_case_search

UniCourt case view: read details for one UniCourt caseId (overview, parties, counsel, dockets, and related sections). The uc_ prefix means UniCourt. WHEN TO USE: After you have an 18-character UniCourt caseId from uc_case_search (or the user). Set section to the slice you need. SECTIONS: overview, parties, counsel, judges, hearings, related_cases, tentative_rulings, docket_entries, documents, docket_primary_documents, docket_secondary_documents. UniCourt caseId is not a court case number — resolve numbers with uc_case_search first.

uc_case_view

Return the UniCourt account selected for this signed-in UniCourt MCP session. The uc_ prefix means UniCourt.

uc_current_active_account