EULEX.AI

Describe EULEX legal-source coverage, server version and available corpus statistics. Use for questions about what EULEX covers or where its legal information comes from; this does not retrieve the law needed to answer a substantive legal question. One server, N jurisdictions: Croatian legislation + case law (@hr), EU law / EUR-Lex (@eu), French codes / Légifrance (@fr), German federal legislation (@de), Slovenian legislation (@si) and Dutch legislation (@nl). Call `list_scopes` for per-scope capabilities and identifiers.

about

Browse Croatian legal subject areas and their classified regulations, or the catalogue of available French codes. Useful when the relevant Croatian law area or French code is not yet known. For a substantive legal question with known scope, search retrieves candidate provisions more directly. @hr: law-areas tree (481 areas). Without `area_id`: `depth=1` lists top-level areas, `depth>=2` lists all areas flat (with parent_law_area_id) in pages of `limit` — follow `has_more` and `next_offset` until the catalogue is complete. With `area_id`: the area plus its direct children, always; `include_regulations` adds the regulations in that area (paginated, `regulations_has_more` / `regulations_next_offset`). @fr: flat list of all LEGI code titles with article counts (~78 — includes annexes and old/new code variants).

browse_taxonomy

Find the national measures a member state reported as implementing an EU directive and its available transposition deadline. Useful for questions such as which Croatian laws implement NIS2, or how a directive was implemented in Germany. Covers reported measures across EU member states; the availability of a notification does not mean that the national law's text is available in EULEX. Reported measures do not prove complete, correct or timely transposition. Shows which national laws each member state notified to the European Commission as implementing (transposing) a directive, and the transposition deadline. Only directives are transposed: EU regulations (CELEX with R, e.g. GDPR 32016R0679) apply directly, so for them the response has applicable false and a note. Data comes from EUR-Lex (Cellar): a first call typically takes 3 to 10 seconds, repeated calls are cached, and a timeout error is retryable once. Reported measures do not establish complete or correct transposition. Response: eu_celex, eu_title, deadline (YYYY-MM-DD) and national_measures, one entry per member state with country_iso2, nim_count, status and its own national_measures list (each with title, notification_date, celex_id, predates_directive, and nn_reference when the title contains a Narodne novine number, usable in find_publication).

eu_transposition

Retrieve official Eurostat statistics for a requested EU or member-state indicator, period and geography, such as inflation, employment, population or renewable-energy share. Useful when a question needs quantitative evidence, including statistics supporting legal or policy research. It does not establish legal obligations and is unnecessary for a purely statutory question. Official EU statistics, numbers and data tables: GDP, inflation, unemployment, employment, population, migration, trade, energy prices, renewable share, emissions, healthcare, education, digital economy. Use whenever the user needs quantitative data or figures about the EU or its member states. Returns the most relevant dataset as a markdown table plus its source URL — useful for adding quantitative EU data to a legal analysis. The pipeline combines dataset selection with SDMX/Eurostat REST calls and routinely takes 10-25s, so prefer it for questions that genuinely need statistics. The tool is listed in tools/list only on deployments that enable it (the public server does). The response carries available, dataset_code, dataset_title, applied_filters, time_coverage, markdown_table and source_url; when available is false it carries error instead of a table. Check that the dataset title and the applied filters match the requested indicator before quoting a value.

eurostat_query

Find Croatian official-gazette publications by NN reference or publication date, or EU documents by entry-into-force year/date. Useful for questions about what was published in Narodne novine during a period, or which indexed EU acts entered into force during a period. EU date filters refer to entry into force, not publication date or the CELEX year. Per-scope modes (provide EXACTLY ONE mode for @hr): @hr: nn_ref='NN 45/2023' (every publication in issue 45 of 2023) or 'NN 45/2023-12' (item 12 of that issue); '2023/45' also works, OR date_from+date_to (ISO dates), OR celex='32016R0679' (EU→HR bridge; currently 0 records until ingest runs). @eu: year=2016 and/or date_from/date_to + optional document_type ('regulation', 'directive', ...) — filters on entry-into-force date. NOTE: entry-into-force year can differ from the CELEX year — acts entering into force retroactively and consolidated versions legitimately appear under a different year than their CELEX id.

find_publication

Read the full wording of a specific legal article, section or supported EU recital, with source references and available version information. Use to quote, explain or verify a named provision, or to check a provision found by search before applying it to a legal question. Accepts supported scoped act names and identifiers, including GDPR, AI Act, Zakon o radu, French codes, GmbHG, ZDR-1 and Dutch acts. Historical article text is available by date for Croatia, France, Slovenia and the Netherlands where indexed; German versions are snapshots, and arbitrary past-date EU article retrieval is unsupported. Returns research text; view_source separately opens an interactive source display.

get_article

Read a complete chapter or part of a Croatian law or bylaw, including its articles. Useful when a question concerns a group of provisions, definitions or exceptions within the same chapter. A single provision fits get_article; a whole act fits get_full_document. Croatia only. Returns one chapter (glava, dio, poglavlje, odjeljak) with the complete wording of its articles. For a single article get_article fits better; for a whole law, get_full_document. The law is identified by URI or by its exact official Croatian title: '@hr/regulation/3244d270-1225-4c41-9567-b684d03c854d' or '@hr/Zakon o radu'. English titles such as 'Labour Act' are not recognised. When several laws share a title, the one in force is used and the older ones are listed in title_resolution. The chapter is given as it is named in the question: a number (3), a Roman numeral (III, IV.a), a label (Glava III, Chapter 3, Dio drugi, Part 2, Odjeljak 1) or words from its title in any grammatical case (Zaštita života, radničko vijeće). A plain number selects the top-level chapter with that number (GLAVA III.); numbered sub-chapters with the same number are listed in chapter_resolution.other_matches and can be fetched by their title words or chapter_ordinal. Response: chapter_label, text (chapter wording with article headings), citation (original Narodne novine number and all amendments, e.g. NN 93/2014, 127/2017, 98/2019, 151/2022, 64/2023), sources per article and chapter_resolution. When no chapter matches, the error lists available_chapters.

get_chapter

Read a complete Croatian court decision by case number, ECLI or a returned decision URI, including its available court, date, reasoning, citations and related decisions. Use to verify or explain a particular judgment and distinguish its facts and holding from a statutory rule. A topic without a known case belongs in case_law_search. Returns research text; view_source separately opens the interactive source display. Accepts the decision's case number (poslovni broj) directly; no search is needed first. Croatian case numbers have the form registry mark, hyphen, number, slash, year, hyphen, suffix: Gž-523/2021-2 (county court, civil appeal), Rev-1356/2024-2 and Revr-1874/2015-2 (Supreme Court revision; Revr in labour cases), P-402/2024-9, Us I-1701/2024-8. Accepted variants: spaces instead of hyphens (Gž 523/2021-2), no diacritics (Gz-523/2021-2), two- digit years (Revr-615/08) and no final suffix (Gž-523/2021, which matches every suffix). ECLI identifiers such as ECLI:HR:VSRH:2009:5567 are accepted too. The court name is not part of the case number. When several courts use the same case number, the response has ambiguous true and candidates (court, date, uri). case_law_search finds decisions on a legal topic. Response: court_name, decision_number, decision_date, ecli, decision_type_name, case_type_name, finality_status, citation (court, case number, date), text (full decision text) and sources.

get_decision

Read or summarize the complete indexed consolidated wording of a Croatian, German, Slovenian or Dutch law. Useful when the user asks for a whole act or when provisions throughout an act must be examined; a single-article question fits get_article. Check truncation before claiming complete coverage. Not available for EU acts or French codes through this tool. Country-law responses report truncated=true when the 800,000-character transport limit is reached; use list_articles and get_article for the rest. Use to read or summarize a whole law instead of article-by-article. The response can be long; the in-force version is returned unless a date or version is given.

get_full_document

Open an original Croatian Narodne novine publication or list all items in a specified gazette issue. Use when the user cites an NN reference, asks for the official publication, or needs to connect a published amendment to the affected act. A whole issue contains separate publications, each with its own source. Narodne novine references are written as issue number, slash, year, optionally followed by the item number: NN 14/2019 is issue 14 of 2019 and NN 14/2019-268 is item 268 of that issue. An item reference returns that publication; an issue reference returns every publication in the issue (items, plus a note with their count). Response for one publication: title, publish_date, enter_into_force_date, nn_reference, url (official Narodne novine page) and regulations, the Croatian regulations that this publication created or changed, each with a uri usable in get_regulation, get_article and get_chapter. An amending act or a Constitutional Court decision appears there as a new version of the regulation it changed. Searching by date range is done with find_publication.

get_publication