jrklaus8 plugs Mike into Canada's case law

jrklaus8 has wired this fork to pull from outside legal sources on demand. The first hookup is A2AJ, a Canadian access-to-justice project that exposes court and tribunal decisions - the worked example queries the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal for a 2025 discrimination case. A second connects to CourtListener, a large free database of US case law.

The endpoints are configurable, so a firm uneasy about routing client matters through a public service can stand up its own copy of the Canadian stack and point Mike at that instead. One honest caveat: this is built for fetching a handful of documents at a time, not bulk research - there's no caching or retry handling yet, and a planned third Canadian-law source is sketched in but not connected.