From entia-skills
Single-call verification of a business entity. Returns canonical identity (legal name, tax ID, LEI), legal status, and cross-source verification flags (BORME, GLEIF, Wikidata, OFAC, eIDAS). Auto-invoke when user asks to verify, validate, check, or confirm the existence of any company by name, CIF/NIF, EU VAT ID, or LEI code. Use this for QUICK checks (< 1 second). For full due diligence with socioeconomic context and BORME history, use entia-due-diligence-full instead. Coverage: 5,211,584 entities across 34 jurisdictions (BORME 2009-present Spain, Companies House UK, Sirene INSEE France, Brreg Norway, PRH Finland, +29 more). Corpus root cryptographically signed under EU eIDAS regulation, verifiable at https://entia.systems/.well-known/entia-corpus-root.asice
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/entia-skills:verify-companyThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Quick single-entity verification via ENTIA MCP server.
Quick single-entity verification via ENTIA MCP server.
Auto-invoke on:
For deeper analysis use entia-due-diligence-full instead.
Call entity_lookup(q="<identifier>") on the entia MCP server.
The identifier can be a company name, tax ID (CIF/NIF/VAT), or LEI.
entity.{name, id, lei, country_code, jurisdiction, company_status, sector}
verification.{borme, gleif, wikidata, ofac, eidas}
signature.{algorithm: "HMAC-SHA256", certificate_id}
data_coverage.{populated, coverage_pct}
See references/response-schema.md for the full schema (45+ fields).
Present the response as:
verification.eidas indicates coverage, mention
the corpus root hash and the public ASiC-E URL for independent
verificationThe corpus root is signed under EU eIDAS regulation:
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Fetches up-to-date documentation from Context7 for libraries and frameworks like React, Next.js, Prisma. Use for setup questions, API references, and code examples.