These tools help people and their AI assistants check public records, with sources and dates alongside the results.
The services are in beta and currently free to use. Features, access and pricing may change as they develop. Each site describes its current coverage; privacy and terms are shared across all of them.
Check a contractor's license before you hire, from state licensing records.
Drug-price benchmarks from federal records, to help you compare a cash price.
What's near an address: Superfund sites, toxic releases, enforcement-flagged facilities, drinking-water violations, from federal records.
Whether plug-in balcony solar is legal where you live, in plain language, with a signup for a certification alert.
Whether a Maryland property assessment is fair compared with genuinely similar homes, with appeal windows if it isn't.
Which federal, state, county and city laws apply at an address, with the text of the law and its citation.
Every product serves /llms.txt, a JSON API under /v1/, and an MCP endpoint at /mcp (registry namespace ai.agentlookups/*). A paid historical-weather API lives at weather.agentlookups.ai.
Using these with Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants: how to connect each service, read its answers and fix problems.