Law as a chain of events
An event model separates documents, facts, actions, and legal qualification instead of treating law as a flat collection of text fragments.
Writing
The material covers sources, retrieval, agentic engineering, and the limits of evidence.
An event model separates documents, facts, actions, and legal qualification instead of treating law as a flat collection of text fragments.
Controlled agent work starts with a contract, role separation, and an external gate—not with the number of agents.
Public code can reveal process, tests, and decisions, but only scope and limitations make it interpretable as evidence.
High semantic similarity can return a document that is wrong in time, procedure, or legal subject.