DecisionLayer

Use this first, and whenever the user asks whether the plugin is set up. Returns the DecisionLayer account the user connected and whether it may file cases.

get_account

Use this to check the status of a case or consent case the user filed, and what they need to do next. Accepts IDs starting with case_ or creq_.

get_case

Returns the ID, name and email of the DecisionLayer account the user connected, so the client can tell connected accounts apart. To check whether the account may file cases, use get_account.

get_profile

Use this to bring a consent case: both parties agree to submit a dispute to arbitration, so no pre-existing arbitration clause is needed. The claimant is the connected account. This is a real filing: the user signs and pays at the returned action_url, then the respondent is emailed an invitation to accept. Only call after the user has reviewed a summary and confirmed.

file_consent_case

Use this to bring a full arbitration case under a contract that has an arbitration clause. The other party does not need to agree first. The claimant is the connected account. This is a real filing: the user must then sign, pay the filing fee and verify identity at the returned action_url. Only call after the user has reviewed a summary and confirmed.

file_case

Use this after run_simulation. Waits briefly for the simulation to finish and returns the award text and links when ready. If it is still processing, call again.

get_simulation

Use this to tell the DecisionLayer team about a problem with these tools, a confusing step, a missing feature, or something that worked well. The message is sent with the user's name and email, so show the user what you will send and call this only after they agree. Offer it when a tool call failed in a way you could not resolve, or when the user asks to pass something along. One short message per call; include the case ID when it concerns a case. The team reads every message. It is not a support chat: nobody replies through this tool.

send_feedback

Use this to try DecisionLayer without filing anything real. Give both sides of a dispute in one call and an AI arbitrator writes an award, usually within a few minutes. Nobody is contacted and nothing is owed. Counts against a monthly simulation limit. The finished award is published at a public link for 30 days, so tell the user before running and avoid real names if they want privacy. Then poll get_simulation.

run_simulation