Câmara dos Deputados MCP. Audit spending, speeches, and voting records.

Câmara dos Deputados (v2) hooks your AI client directly into the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies' open data. You’re not just pulling names; you’ll audit political performance and track legislative movements using structured tools.

To understand a deputy, start with get_deputado to pull comprehensive profile data or use list_deputados for a list of all current representatives. You can check their professional history via list_deputado_historico, see declared job fields using list_deputado_profissoes, and view every occupation they’ve listed with list_deputado_ocupacoes.

When mapping political ties, you can pull basic details for any parliamentary block with get_bloco or check all active blocks using list_blocos. You'll find specific party data through get_partido, and detailed information on a coalition (front) via get_frente. To see every front the deputy belongs to, use list_deputado_frentes; conversely, you can list all deputies within one front using list_frente_membros.

You can also determine which institutional bodies a representative serves on with list_deputado_orgaos, or get details about those organs using get_orgao. Furthermore, you'll see every party affiliation—past and present—using list_partido_membros.

For tracking money, the server lets you calculate spending records reimbursed through the Parliamentary Quota (CEAP). You can list expenses for a single deputy with list_deputado_despesas, or run a massive search across multiple representatives using list_despesas_cota.

To audit legislative activity, you'll pull speech transcripts given by a specific representative using list_deputado_discursos, and list every recorded session that deputy participated in with list_deputado_eventos. You can see all committees or councils they belong to via list_deputado_orgaos, and determine which deputies attended a specific event using list_evento_deputados.

Tracking proposals—the life cycle of any bill (Proposição)—is deep. Use list_proposicoes to get an initial list, then use get_proposicao for full details on a single item. You can track exactly how the proposition moved through Congress using list_proposicao_tramitacoes. To see who authored it, run list_proposicao_autores, or identify related bills with list_proposicao_relacionadas.

The system also pinpoints core themes associated with a proposal via list_proposicao_temas.

Analyzing votes and sessions requires several tools. To list general legislative events (sessions, hearings), use list_eventos, or get specific details about a session using get_evento. You'll find out which items were slated for discussion during an event with list_evento_pauta, and identify the institutional bodies hosting it using list_evento_orgaos. For votes, you can retrieve all recorded outcomes from a specific event with list_evento_votacoes, or get general details about a vote itself using list_votacoes.

You can also pull individual records of votes cast during nominal sessions using list_votacao_votos, and check formal voting recommendations made by party leaders via list_votacao_orientacoes.

When looking at institutional bodies, you'll find the general types with list_orgaos. You can get details for a specific body using get_orgao, and determine its current members and roles using list_orgao_membros. Within these groups, you can list all votes that occurred inside a particular board or committee using list_orgao_votacoes.

The server provides reference tools to help interpret data. You use list_ref_proposicoes_cod_situacao and list_ref_proposicoes_sigla_tipo for proposal status codes, while list_ref_eventos_cod_situacao_evento helps you read event records. You can also check the standard state abbreviations used in deputy records with list_ref_deputados_sigla_uf, and see available classification types using list_ref_orgaos_cod_tipo_orgao. This comprehensive set of tools lets your agent query everything from a single vote outcome (get_votacao) to the entire history of a political figure.