Govern functions as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, empowering large language models like Claude to access and cross-reference a vast array of open public datasets from the Government of Catalonia, Barcelona City Council, and various Spanish national sources. It automates the investigation of public transparency by intelligently querying over 45 datasets covering contracts, subsidies, salaries, budgets, lobbies, and judicial records. This allows users to effortlessly uncover anomalies, contract fragmentation, concentration of suppliers, revolving door cases, and conflicts of interest through simple natural language questions, eliminating the need for programming knowledge.
Características Principales
01Automated detection of corruption patterns (e.g., contract fragmentation, revolving doors)
02Natural language interface for data investigation via LLMs (e.g., Claude)
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04Comprehensive data coverage of Catalan and Spanish public information
05No programming required for investigation
06Real-time querying of over 45 public datasets from Spain
Casos de Uso
01Identify companies dominating minor contracts for a specific public department in Catalonia.
02Uncover suspicious correlations between lobbying activities and subsequent contract awards to specific entities.
03Investigate a company's contracts, subsidies, and lobby meetings across multiple databases in Spain.
