Your Oklahoma case research, right inside your AI assistant.

Ask Claude, Codex, or any AI assistant to pull a case, check what a judge has on the docket next Tuesday, or watch a filing for new activity — without leaving the chat to dig through OSCN.

Closed beta: access to the docket2me.ai MCP server is currently limited to a small group of beta-testing firms. If you'd like to be added to the list, send us an email.

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What You Can Ask Your AI Assistant to Do with docket2me.ai

Ask questions about cases:
“Show me the latest filings in State v. Smith, Tulsa County.” Your AI assistant can fetch the docket, summarizes recent activity, and links back to OSCN.
Watch what matters:
Add a case to your alert list from chat. The next time anything is filed, DOCKET2ME emails you — same alert system, set up by talking to your assistant.
Know a judge's week:
“What does Judge Doe have on the docket this Thursday?” Get the day's activity, hearing types, and case numbers without opening a single tab.
Search across court documents:
Search documents by case types or keywords, with the AI doing the reading and citing back to the originals.

Who This Is For

Oklahoma lawyers, paralegals, and litigation-support folks who are already using an AI assistants for the rest of their workday and want their case research to live there too. Access is reserved for DOCKET2ME members.

Connect Your AI Assistant

Pick your assistant. You connect once and sign in with your membership email — we’ll email you a code. No password to remember.

Claude — Desktop, Web & Cowork

One click. The form opens pre-filled — click Add, then sign in with your membership email.

Add to Claude

Works everywhere you use Claude — desktop app, claude.ai, Cowork, and mobile. Then try: “use docket2me to find recent filings in Tulsa County for John Doe.”

Last step on the desktop app: if the DOCKET2ME tools don’t show up, fully quit Claude and reopen it. On claude.ai they appear right away.

Set it up by hand instead

Open Claude › Settings › Connectors.
Click Add custom connector.
Name: docket2me
URL: https://docket2me.ai/mcp
Save. Claude opens a browser tab — sign in with your membership email. We’ll email you a code.

Claude Code (terminal)

Paste one command into your terminal. It installs and opens the sign-in for you.

npx skills add docket2me/docket2me-skills@docket2me-install-mcp -g -a claude-code -y

What’s a skill?

Set it up by hand instead

claude mcp add --transport http \
  docket2me https://docket2me.ai/mcp

Then in any Claude Code session, run /mcp, pick docket2me, and complete the sign-in in your browser.

Codex (OpenAI)

Paste one command into your terminal. It installs and opens the sign-in for you.

npx skills add docket2me/docket2me-skills@docket2me-install-mcp -g -a codex -y

Requires Node.js 22 or later. What’s a skill?

Set it up by hand instead

Install the Codex CLI (once — skip if already installed).
```
npm install -g @openai/codex
```

Open ~/.codex/config.toml and add:

[mcp_servers.docket2me]
url = "https://docket2me.ai/mcp"

Run:
```
codex mcp login docket2me
```
A browser tab opens — sign in with your membership email. We’ll email you a code.

The same config is picked up by the Codex desktop app and IDE extension.

If Codex says “user cancelled MCP tool call”, Codex blocked the call on your machine. Approve the tool prompt when it appears, or allow docket2me in your Codex approval settings.

Other MCP clients

Anything that supports remote MCP over Streamable HTTP with OAuth can connect.

URL: https://docket2me.ai/mcp
Transport: Streamable HTTP
Auth: OAuth 2.1, authorization code + PKCE (S256)
Discovery: /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
Dynamic client registration: RFC 7591 at /register

If your client only supports stdio, bridge with mcp-remote:

npx -y mcp-remote https://docket2me.ai/mcp

What’s a Skill?

The one-line commands above install a skill. A skill is a small set of plain-text instructions your AI assistant reads — you can open the files and see exactly what it says. The docket2me skill teaches your assistant to connect itself.

It does the setup for you.
Your assistant adds the connection, opens the browser sign-in, and runs a test query to confirm everything works.
It never sees a password.
There isn’t one. You sign in with a code we email to your membership address.
One skill, every assistant.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, and Cowork. Once it’s installed, you can also just tell your assistant: “Set up Docket2Me for Codex.”

Prompts to Try

Connected? Paste any of these into your assistant. Replace the [bracketed parts] with your own names, counties, and dates.

Find a party’s latest case

Use docket2me to find the latest case for [party name] and summarize the matters of the case.

Watch a case for new filings

Use docket2me to pull up case [case number] in [county] County, then watch it and email me when anything new is filed.

Check a judge’s docket

What does Judge [last name] have on the docket this Thursday in [county] County?

Search court documents

Use docket2me to search court filings for [keyword or phrase], summarize what you find, and link each result back to the original document.

Survey cases on an issue

Use docket2me to find [issue, e.g. quiet title] cases filed in [county] County since [date]. For each case, open the petition and summarize the matters raised. Start with the first five.

Reading several petitions takes a few minutes — your assistant will check in along the way.

Questions or stuck? Email help@docket2me.com or visit docket2me.com.