WearableDocs

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Where it answers

• https://wearabledocs.com/mcpstreamable-http

The tools it lists (6, as of 2 hours ago)

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• list_states

  List every US state and the District of Columbia, with the statute that governs a refusal of anatomical gift there. Use this to find which jurisdictions are covered or to get the exact name to pass to get_state.

• get_state

  What one US jurisdiction requires to refuse anatomical gift. Use this for any question naming a state; use get_faq for a general one. Returns the statute citation, a plain-language summary, and a facts list: which act the state enacted, whether witnesses are needed when you sign it yourself and when someone signs at your direction, whether a notary is required, and what an unrevoked refusal bars. Covers all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Four of them (Delaware, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania) are still on the 1968 act and their statutes prescribe no formalities for a refusal, so thei

• search_site

  Find which WearableDocs page answers a question, by keyword. Returns `matches`, best first, each with the page `url`, a `markdown` address for a clean copy of the page, its `title`, its section `headings` and a one-sentence `excerpt`. The matches point to pages; they do not contain the answer, so fetch the `markdown` copy and read it before answering. No match is an empty list, not an error: try again with fewer, plainer words. Use this for anything about the product, the record page, evidence, engraving, the health and rights articles or the comparison pages. For what one state requires use g

• get_faq

  Every question answered on the WearableDocs FAQ and the Medical & Legal FAQ, in the words the site answers them in. Returns `questions`, each with the `question`, its full `answer` and the `page` it appears on. The whole set comes back in one call and there is nothing to filter by, so pick the question closest to the one asked from this list rather than calling again. Covers enforceability, refusing vaccines and blood, brain death, organ procurement practice, and what happens if a refusal is ignored. Use this for a general question about how refusals work, get_state when the question names a j