A search engine that knows how the law connects.
Ordinary RAG finds loose passages. GraphRAG also follows the links between provisions, the way lawyers do.
From document to accountable answer.
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Ingest
Legislation, directives and your own documents, as PDF or Word. The prototype is built and tested on NIS2 and the Dutch Cybersecurity Act.
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Keep the structure
Split along chapter, article, paragraph and point. Every passage keeps its place and citable text.
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Record the links
Transpositions, references and definitions become relations in the knowledge graph, deterministic and auditable.
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Bounded search
The agent has five actions: search, fetch article, follow link, answer or refuse. Nothing more.
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Account for it
The answer ties every claim to a literal quote, with document, article and paragraph.
Three kinds of links, made explicit.
Which national article transposes a European provision. You see the directive and the act side by side.
transposition
Provisions that refer to each other, within one act and across acts.
reference
Where a term is defined, so an answer uses the right meaning.
definition
Provenance per claim, not per answer.
A list of sources under an answer says little. Here, every claim carries a quote you can check, down to the paragraph.
- A literal quote for every claim
- Document, article, paragraph and page
- Checkable by a second lawyer
Refusing is a feature.
A system that always answers also gives wrong answers. When the source does not support a question, it says so, and which part can be answered.
The loaded sources contain no fine amount for your sector. I will therefore not answer that part of the question.
Start small, with your own questions.
In a scoped pilot we choose one area of law together, load your sources into an isolated environment and measure quality with your own lawyers.