A remote MCP server for searching certified Oklahoma property insurance, roofing and building permit records, including Norman and Oklahoma City permits.
What you can do
List record collections with counts, certification basis, jurisdiction and example queries, and check what changed since a date (new, superseded or reconfirmed records). Search certified records for permits by address, street or permit number, contractor activity, and Oklahoma insurance and roofing rules. Fetch a single record by its globally unique ID, with its sources and certification details. Trace a record's full revision lineage to see how a rule or permit changed over time.
When to use it
Useful when an assistant needs to look up Oklahoma roofing or property insurance rules, or Norman and Oklahoma City building and reroofing permit history, and to keep a local copy current by polling for changes rather than re-pulling everything.
Requirements
A remote endpoint over streamable HTTP; nothing to install locally. No key is needed for free access; an optional x-api-key header adds attribution and lifts the anonymous rate limit.
Before you install
The x-api-key header is a secret and should be supplied only through the header, never pasted into prompts or logs. The server is read-only lookup, but results are third-party certified records and should be checked against the cited sources before being relied on.
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Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Use with an agent
Paste this prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another agent — or into SourceWeft chat. The agent reads this server's install guide, shows you its publisher, endpoint and sign-in, and adds it to your client once you agree. Keys never go into a command.
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List Oracle's record collections with id, label, description, live record count, certification basis, jurisdiction scope and an example query. Call this FIRST: it shows that Oracle holds both Oklahoma insurance/roofing-regulation facts and 8,000+ Norman and Oklahoma City building/reroofing permit records. Free, no API key.
Takes no parameters.
search_records
Search certified Oklahoma records. Find reroofing and building permits (Norman 2015-present; Oklahoma City weekly residential reroofing), contractor activity, permits by address or street, a permit by number, plus Oklahoma insurance and roofing rules (contractor licensing, building code, carrier ratings, FORTIFIED roof grants). Examples: {"collection":"ok_property_permits","city":"Oklahoma City","q":"reroofing"}; {"collection":"ok_property_permits","q":"CAVINS ROOFING"}; {"collection":"ok_property_permits","permit_number":"ROOF-2026-04057"}; {"subject":"contractor_licensing","state":"OK"}. Free text goes in `q`; all other filters are exact-match, case-insensitive and combinable. Omitting `collection` searches ONLY ok_roofing_insurance (15 records) -- pass collection=ok_property_permits for permits (the response also points to it). Free, no API key. Call list_collections to see the roster.
Parametersqtagcitylimitstatetopiccountyoffsetstatuscarriersubjectcollection+3 more
get_record
Get one certified record by record_id, from either collection (ids are globally unique), e.g. "OK-PERMIT-2026-04835" (a permit) or "OK-ROOF-2026-0003" (an insurance/roofing fact). Includes sources and certification. To look a permit up by its permit number instead, use search_records with permit_number.
Parametersrecord_idrequired
get_record_history
Get the full revision lineage for a record -- every certified record it supersedes or was superseded by, oldest first. Use after get_record or search_records to see how a rule or permit record changed over time.
Parametersrecord_idrequired
list_changes_since
Poll for what changed since a date instead of re-pulling everything: newly certified records, superseded (old->new) pairs, and reconfirmed records. Example: {"since":"2026-10-01","collection":"ok_property_permits"} returns permits certified after that date (new weekly Oklahoma City reroofing permits). Sources are re-checked weekly (Sundays, 00:00 UTC). Omitting `collection` scopes to ok_roofing_insurance only. Free, no API key.
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