OKA Anywhere MCP

Answer a question in plain language using only the office's own approved procedure documents. Use it for any question about how the office does something, such as a policy, a step, or who to ask. Returns a written answer followed by a Sources list of verbatim quotes that were checked against the documents. If the documents do not cover the question it says so instead of guessing, and rephrasing wi

Check whether an exact statement appears word for word in the office's approved procedure documents. Use it to confirm a specific sentence, number or rule before relying on it. Returns VERIFIED with the document title and the surrounding quote, or says the statement was not found verbatim. VERIFIED means the whole statement was found together in one document; when the sentences of a long statement

Find the most relevant passages in the office's approved procedure documents for a topic, without a language model. Use it to read the source text, to see what exists on a topic, or when an exact sentence is not found. Returns up to three document titles with an excerpt each, or says no matching procedure was found. Ranking is by keyword overlap, so use the words the documents are likely to use.

List what the office's approved documentation explicitly forbids or says it does not cover. Use it before concluding that something is allowed, or when a question is not covered, to see whether the topic is a documented gap. Returns the boundary statements grouped by document title, or a note that none were found. Takes no question and uses no language model.