@sophymarinechecks…add-openregistry-skillpack → master1 files · +2 −0updated 1mo agoAdds the sophymarine/openregistry skillpack — 10 Claude Agent Skills for live, direct-to-government company-registry data.
OpenRegistry is a remote MCP server that connects Claude agents directly to 27 national company registries (UK Companies House, France RNE, Germany Handelsregister, Korea OpenDART, Canada CBCA, 10 US states, Italy, Cayman CIMA, and more). Every response is unmodified — the registry's own field names + raw filing bytes returned verbatim, with source identifiers preserved.
The 10 skills cover: KYC & Cross-Border Due Diligence, Cross-Border UBO Chain Walker (flagship), Director Search & PEP Screening, Live Company Accounts & XBRL, Corporate Filing Monitor, Global Company Name Availability, Industry & Competitor Search, Shell Company Detector, Phoenix Company Radar, Sector Gatekeeper List.
Ran the UBO Chain Walker on Revolut Ltd (UK Companies House 08804411) — in ~1.2 seconds Claude ran four live queries to Companies House and returned the 2022-04-29 corporate restructure that passed 75-100% control to Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, then walked to the individual controller Mr Nikolay Storonskiy (British, England-resident, 25-50% shares + right to appoint directors). Even the spelling variation Storonsky / Storonskiy between 2016 and 2020 filings is preserved verbatim.
Every fact verifiable at https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08804411/persons-with-significant-control.
git clone https://github.com/sophymarine/openregistry
cp -r openregistry/skills/* ~/.claude/skills/
claude mcp add --transport http OpenRegistry https://openregistry.sophymarine.com/mcp
io.github.sophymarine/openregistryLicence: CC-BY-4.0.
Gentle follow-up on this PR — would love a review when you get a chance. The skillpack is maintained, and the underlying MCP server has been verified on Glama (Grade A, ownership verified). Happy to iterate if anything needs to change.
heads up — looks like CI's blocked. want me to rebase or anything else to unstick this?