Every vertical, as an MCP server.

Public procurement fragments across thousands of national and municipal portals in dozens of languages. No one has built an agent-queryable layer over the below-threshold long tail.

Permit and planning data lives in 30,000+ municipal portals with no global owner. The incumbents' moat is 100+ human researchers — exactly what a contributor network inverts.

US federal plus 5,000+ state and local portals. Mid-market bidders are priced out of $15–30K incumbents and stitch coverage together by hand.

Site, investigator, and CRO intelligence drives multi-million-dollar trial decisions, yet it's scattered across registries with no unified, queryable view.

149 jurisdictions now mandate UBO disclosure, but the data sits in separate national registries. KYB and AML teams pay enterprise rates for partial coverage.

Every payer publishes drug-coverage PDFs separately and changes them monthly. Market-access teams below the top 20 pharma can't afford the six-figure incumbents.

Device coverage and billing codes are fragmented across payers with no well-capitalized incumbent — the cleanest proof that a contributor model can own a vertical outright.

Conformity and certification records differ per country. Importers and compliance teams reassemble them manually for every market they enter.

Funding opportunities span hundreds of funder portals. Specialists report saving roughly 190 hours a year from aggregation alone.

Sanctions listings and enforcement actions are published separately by each authority, in each language, on each schedule — and screening teams need all of them at once.