Connect Private-Sector Research (Europe) to Claude
Query Private-Sector Research (Europe) directly from Claude. Arlet links the two through one MCP connection and takes care of API keys.
Results tell you where a report lives - its title, publisher, date, summary and URL - and nothing more. Report text is never copied or redistributed; reading it requires visiting the publisher's own site via that URL. --- An index over reports analyzing Europe, built from each publisher's own RSS/Atom feeds and sitemaps.
Tools:
- search_europe_reports: keyword search over recent reports; omit `query` to list the newest first. Each result carries title, publisher, date, official snippet, URL and license tier - metadata only.
- fetch_report_content: always returns available=false plus the official URL. Report bodies are publisher property and are not redistributed here - follow the URL to read a report at the source.
Markets are attributed by deterministic keyword rules over the title, official description and URL (multi-market allowed). Snippets are the publishers' own official descriptions, never generated summaries. Coverage is limited to what each publisher currently syndicates, so this is a discovery index, not an archive.
Sources (all result links point to the publishers' official sites; verified 2026-08-12. Public institutions live on the Public Research cards. Sources that require a purchase to read are not included, and neither are feeds whose records are corporate PR, product announcements or news reporting rather than research):
Specialist sources for this market:
Other sources (their reports covering this market appear here):
- McKinsey & Company (mckinsey.com, id: mckinsey)
- The Japan Research Institute (jri.co.jp, id: jri)
- Forrester (forrester.com, id: forrester)
- IDC (idc.com, id: idc)
- Hakuhodo Institute of Life and Living (seikatsusoken.jp, id: seikatsusoken)
- Boston Consulting Group (bcg.com, id: bcg) (sitemap route: titles derived from URLs, no snippets)
- Bain & Company (bain.com, id: bain) (sitemap route: titles derived from URLs, no snippets)
- Oliver Wyman (oliverwyman.com, id: oliver-wyman) (sitemap route: titles derived from URLs, no snippets)
- Accenture (accenture.com, id: accenture) (sitemap route: titles derived from URLs, no snippets)
- EY (ey.com, id: ey) (sitemap route: titles derived from URLs, no snippets)
- KPMG (kpmg.com, id: kpmg) (sitemap route: titles derived from URLs, no snippets)
- Goldman Sachs Research (goldmansachs.com, id: goldman-sachs) (sitemap route: titles derived from URLs, no snippets)
- ICRIER (icrier.org, id: icrier)
- Peterson Institute for International Economics (piie.com, id: piie)
- Pew Research Center (pewresearch.org, id: pew-research)
- American Enterprise Institute (aei.org, id: aei)
How to connect Private-Sector Research (Europe) to Claude
- 1
In the Arlet dashboard, open Data tools, find Private-Sector Research (Europe) and switch it on. No API key setup is needed.
- 2
In Claude, open Organization settings → Connectors from the account menu at the bottom left, then click + Add.
- 3
Choose Custom → Web, enter "Arlet" as the Name and https://mcp.arlet.dev/mcp/ as the Remote MCP server URL, then click Add. Authentication settings are auto-detected, so keep the defaults.
- 4
The first time you use it, sign in with Google. After that, every service you switched on in Arlet is available from Claude.
Adding a connector is done by an organization admin on Team / Enterprise plans. On Pro / Max you can add it for yourself from Settings → Connectors with the same steps.