Federal Register Documents
Apify MCP: retrainmap/federal-register-documents - Federal Register API, one row per document
- Transport
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- Package
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- Registry id
- com.retrainmap/federal-register-documents
No install snippet on purpose. A working MCP config is a command, its arguments and an environment block — the last two are where API keys live, so this catalogue never stores them and cannot publish them. Follow the link above for the authors' own instructions.
The Federal Register Scraper returns one row per Federal Register document (rule, proposed rule, notice, presidential document) with number, title, type, agencies, publication and effective dates, abstract, HTML/PDF links, docket IDs, CFR references, citation and page range. The input is fully optional—an empty object returns the last 7 days of documents, while typical filters include search term, agencies, document types, and publication date range. Pricing is pay-per-event with a run-start cost of $0.10 and a per-row cost of $0.005, meaning a default 7-day pull of up to 200 rows costs at most $1.10.
The Actor reads directly from the Office of the Federal Register's public documents API, requiring no API key. The data source is the official U.S. government publisher, and the content is in the public domain, so no copyright restrictions apply. The Actor performs no inference or classification—it renames and flattens the API's own fields, and stops with an error if the API shape changes.
Each run writes a summary (including filters, match count, pages, and whether the paging cap or budget stopped the run) to the run's key-value store.
Summary drafted from the project's own website. Every sentence is backed by text on that page and was reviewed before publishing.