Gadoes is giving dispumike its own offline arbitration library

Gadoes has pulled italaw and ICSID into dispumike as self-contained, on-disk case collections. italaw is a free public archive of investment-treaty arbitration cases; ICSID is the World Bank body that handles disputes between investors and states, with awards, annulment rulings and jurisdiction decisions. Rather than calling out to those sites every time someone asks a question, the fork crawls them once, stores the cases - names, years, treaties, outcomes - and answers from its own copy.

The trade-off is honest: someone has to run the harvest up front and refresh it on a schedule, since both sources publish new cases only occasionally. In return, every case the tool cites comes from content it controls, so those citations are marked as verified rather than fetched on the fly from a page that might have moved.