wozhub grounds its rental-law AI in actual Argentine statute
Ask wozhub's fork about a lease or a rent review and the assistant now answers from real statute text, not the model's best guess.
When a question looks like a rent review, an expense audit, or a lease summary, the fork quietly pulls the relevant Argentine law text and hands it to the AI before it replies. The grounding comes from Legalize, a third-party service that serves up legal-corpus text on demand, so answers lean on what the statute says rather than what the model half-remembers.
wozhub built it to fail gracefully: if Legalize is unreachable, chat keeps working without the citations instead of falling over. There's caching and a monthly usage cap to stay inside the free tier, though both live only in memory and reset on every restart, which makes the quota guard more hopeful than airtight. As built, it's wired specifically for Argentina.
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