furkancevik-debug wires Mike into Turkey's top courts - fast and loose

A single commit gives Mike search across four Turkish court systems, but it arrived with the workshop still attached.

searchintegration

furkancevik-debug added lookups against Turkey's Court of Cassation, Council of State, regional precedent records, and the Constitutional Court. For most of these, Mike hands the query off to a separate helper program; for the Constitutional Court it goes straight to the court's public website, dressed up to look like an ordinary browser, and reads the page back. Useful reach for anyone doing Turkish legal research.

The catch is the state it shipped in. The work was committed directly on a live server, a stray Linux program file got swept into the frontend, and the logs now capture user emails. Three of the four lookups also lean on a helper service that isn't documented anywhere - without it running, they return nothing. There's no input checking, no rate limiting, no caching. Promising direction, rough delivery.

So what Worth a look for anyone building legal tools for the Turkish market, but treat it as a proof of concept, not something to lift as-is.

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1 commit from furkancevik-debug/mike, oldest first. Source extracted verbatim from the harvested git log.

SHA Subject Author Date
c2dfbe7f feat: Yargitay API integration and builtin workflows root 2026-05-07 ↗ GitHub
- Added Yargitay search route
- Added builtin-yargitay-search workflow
- Updated projects route

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