jurisd-research
SolidExpert Australian/NZ legal research and AGLC4 citation using the jurisd MCP server. Use when finding cases or legislation (AustLII), looking up a provision offline, formatting or resolving citations, building a pinpoint, tracing who-cites-what, or producing an AGLC4 bibliography. Triggers on case law, legislation, "AGLC4", "pinpoint", "citator", "cited by", "bibliography", neutral citations like "[1992] HCA 23", or jurisdiction codes (cth/vic/nsw/qld/sa/wa/tas/nt/act/nz).
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- Author
- russellbrenner
- Repository
- russellbrenner/jurisd
- Created
- 9 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- Apache-2.0
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