Connect Claude and other AI assistants

Once connected, your AI assistant can research Indian law and regulation in Bullseye's library of official sources: Acts and rules, regulators' circulars and regulations, the e-Gazette, and court and tribunal judgments (the full list is on our Sources page). It gets the primary text to cite, with a link to each document and whether it is still in force. It can use these tools, all of which only read:

• Search Indian law and regulation: finds the passages that answer a question across every source, with each document's in-force status.
• Search within a document: searches inside one document found earlier.
• Read a document: returns a document's full text and details.
• Read around a search result: returns the text before and after a passage.
• Look up a clause or section: returns a numbered clause, such as 5(1) or Annex II 1(1), in full.
• Check whether a document is in force: follows a circular, regulation or judgment's amendments, supersessions, repeals and overrulings.
• List documents: lists documents by source, date or title, without a search.
• Count documents: counts documents by source, date or title.

Bullseye never changes anything in your assistant or your account through these tools. Document review and drafting stay in the Bullseye app.

• A Bullseye account: sign up.
• An assistant that can add connectors, such as Claude on a Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise plan, or Claude Code.
• The server address: https://mcp.bullseye.li/mcp

1. In Claude, open Customize → Connectors, click + Add, then Add custom connector.
2. Name it Bullseye, paste https://mcp.bullseye.li/mcp and click Continue. You don't need a client ID, a secret or any headers.
3. Claude opens Bullseye's sign-in page. Sign in with your usual Bullseye login and click Allow.
4. In a chat, click + → Connectors and switch on Bullseye. The desktop and mobile apps use the connectors you add on the web.

Claude Team and Enterprise: an owner adds the connector once under Organization settings → Connectors → Add → Custom → Web with the address above. Set Authentication to Sign in now and OAuth client to Register automatically. Each member then connects it from Customize → Connectors and signs in as themselves.

1. Add the server:

   claude mcp add --transport http --scope user bullseye https://mcp.bullseye.li/mcp

2. In Claude Code, run /mcp, choose bullseye and pick Authenticate. Your browser opens Bullseye: sign in and click Allow.

Step-by-step guides for each assistant are in Bullseye under Settings → Connect AI assistants. Most sign in the same way, with the address above.

• "What does RBI's master direction on KYC require for video-based customer identification?"
• "Is SEBI's 2021 circular on related party transactions still in force, and what amended it?"
• "What did the Supreme Court hold on the limitation period for applications under section 7 of the IBC?"
• "List the IRDAI regulations issued in 2025."

Every request runs as you, on your Bullseye plan. Each search uses some of your plan's monthly credit; the other tools are free. Every request counts toward your plan's daily limit, and your assistant is told when a limit is reached.

Bullseye receives only the requests your assistant makes to its tools, such as a search query or a document to read, and returns the results to your assistant. It does not see the rest of your conversation. How we handle this data is in our Privacy Policy.

To disconnect, remove Bullseye from your assistant's connectors. You can also revoke its access in Bullseye under Settings → Connect AI assistants → Access tokens; it stops working within a minute.

• Your assistant can't connect: check the address ends in /mcp, with nothing after it, not even a full stop.
• Claude doesn't use Bullseye: switch it on for the chat under + → Connectors, or ask it to use Bullseye.
• A request is refused: the message says why, for example a daily limit reached. Limits reset each day.

For anything else, email support@bullseye.li.