amal66 gives Mike a plug-in path into Danish law

The fork adds a structured way to connect jurisdiction-specific legal sources to the chat experience.

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amal66 is turning regional legal content into a configurable part of the product rather than a one-off customization. The first example connects Danish-law material to the tools available in chat, showing how a user could draw on a jurisdiction's own legal library during a conversation.

The move matters because it creates a clearer route for expanding beyond a single legal context. It also raises practical questions before third-party packs should be trusted broadly: who verifies the source, how updates are managed, and what the assistant may safely do with each integration.

So what Legal-product teams working across jurisdictions should watch this if they want regional legal knowledge without rebuilding the whole platform each time.

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c0dfd7ec feat(law-libraries): plugin registry for jurisdiction-specific law integrations Amal 2026-05-24 ↗ GitHub

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`c0dfd7ec`	feat(law-libraries): plugin registry for jurisdiction-specific law integrations	Amal	2026-05-24	↗ GitHub
commit body Adds a self-contained plugin system so teams can wire in Danish law, EU law, Australian law - or any jurisdiction - without touching chatTools.ts or any route file. One file + one registerLawLibrary() call activates the plugin; its system prompt fragment and tools are picked up automatically. - lib/lawLibraries/registry.ts: LawLibraryPlugin interface, registerLawLibrary(), buildLawLibrarySystemPrompt(), getAllLawLibraryTools() - lib/lawLibraries/index.ts: clean public re-export surface - lib/lawLibraries/examples/danishLaw.ts: full working example (Retsinformation.dk citation conventions, danish_law_search tool schema) - chatTools.ts: two-line integration - system prompt and tool list now include all registered law library plugins automatically Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

commit body

Adds a self-contained plugin system so teams can wire in Danish law,
EU law, Australian law - or any jurisdiction - without touching chatTools.ts
or any route file. One file + one registerLawLibrary() call activates the
plugin; its system prompt fragment and tools are picked up automatically.

- lib/lawLibraries/registry.ts: LawLibraryPlugin interface, registerLawLibrary(),
  buildLawLibrarySystemPrompt(), getAllLawLibraryTools()
- lib/lawLibraries/index.ts: clean public re-export surface
- lib/lawLibraries/examples/danishLaw.ts: full working example (Retsinformation.dk
  citation conventions, danish_law_search tool schema)
- chatTools.ts: two-line integration - system prompt and tool list now include
  all registered law library plugins automatically

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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