sc-elections-mcp
22 tools
South Carolina campaign finance, election results, donor overlap, and public disclosures.
Tools & resources
Tools for navigating public information, guides for building better AI systems, and source code for anyone who wants to see how the machinery works.
Everything here began as a practical answer to a problem I kept encountering. The public versions are free to use, inspect, and adapt.
Use a tool
These interfaces translate fragmented public records into something closer to a useful conversation.
Read a guide
Build from source
The MCP servers below expose public information as structured tools for AI clients. They are published on GitHub and npm, alongside smaller implementation patterns from client and research work.
22 tools
South Carolina campaign finance, election results, donor overlap, and public disclosures.
18 tools
Bills, committees, schedules, members, and direct access to thousands of hearing recordings.
22 tools
Tennessee state and county campaign-finance data across fourteen counties.
Patterns & field notes
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Compression, model selection, and batch patterns for OCR and handwriting transcription.
Scout-before-reading, chunking, checkpointing, and context-budget strategies.
Exact and fuzzy matching strategies for CSV, Airtable, and BigQuery.
Batch updates, project consolidation, formulas, and silent-failure debugging.
Practical SPF, DKIM, and DMARC setup for Google Workspace and Mailchimp.
Shared Drive decisions, workspace automation patterns, and common failure modes.