Gemini

Find a Lawyer with Gemini

Google’s Gemini app does not yet let you add your own connectors. Developers can use the ESQ Matching Engine from Gemini CLI today; it connects to the same MCP server.

The Gemini app (gemini.google.com) cannot add custom MCP connectors yet. This page will change when Google adds them. Gemini CLI, Google’s command-line tool, can.

Connector address

https://match.esqcopilot.com/mcp/c/eyJrIjoiY29ubmVjdG9yIiwiaSI6ImNvbl9nZW1pbmlfbWFpbiIsInAiOiJnZW1pbmkifQ.3a12c947c5e4b506c56522a526036b52

This is the standard MCP endpoint (https://match.esqcopilot.com/mcp) with a tag that tells us which app a request came from. Both addresses work. No sign-in or key is needed.

Use it from Gemini CLI

  1. Install Gemini CLI and open its settings file (~/.gemini/settings.json).
  2. Add the server under mcpServers: "esq-matching-engine": { "httpUrl": "<connector address above>" }. No sign-in or key is needed.
  3. Start Gemini CLI, check that /mcp lists esq-matching-engine, and ask your question.

Gemini CLI asks before it runs a tool. Introductions still need your explicit yes.

Try this question

I got an eviction notice in Orange County, California. Can you find me a lawyer?

The assistant asks for anything it still needs, then lists matching lawyers with the reasons for each. It shares your name or details with a lawyer only after you say yes. For now, introduction requests are recorded and not yet sent to lawyers, so call the lawyer’s office directly if your matter is urgent.

Other AI apps: Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok, Meta Muse. Questions: notices@esqcopilot.com