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Checks the legal statements and citations of a brief, contract, opinion or any legal text against the sources they cite in Spanish or Andorran law (verificar citas; verificar citacions). For each statement it reports whether the source supports it (verified), exists but does not support it (not_supported), could not be found (not_found; the source may still exist outside this corpus), or states nothing that can be checked (not_verifiable), with the passage used as evidence. Optionally searches for a source for statements that cite none. The codes name the verdicts for the tools; the brief states each in the user's language.

Finds the sources that legal references point to in Spanish or Andorran law — articles of named laws (art. 1902 CC), rulings by ECLI, ROJ or number (STS 111/2015), binding tax rulings by code (V0787-25) — and returns their text and in-force status.

Researches a question of Spanish law, state or regional (Catalonia, Madrid…), or of Andorran law across legislation, case law and binding tax doctrine (investigación jurídica; recerca jurídica), and returns the sources found, numbered [1]…[n]: exact passages, official links, in-force status, how the sources relate, and what could not be found. It takes the question in natural language and does its own analysis: the issues, the legal concepts and the terms courts use, and a search plan across the three corpora. It does not write an answer. Research usually takes 10–60 seconds.

Reopens a research by the id InvestigarCuestion gave it, for 24 hours after its last use: complete, or as it stands at that moment while it is still running. It returns at once and doesn't wait; a research not done in time returned a job, and ObtenerResultado waits for it.

Searches Spanish legislation, state and regional laws, codes and regulations (legislación, leyes, BOE), or Andorran laws (lleis, BOPA) for the articles that regulate one matter, and returns them with their text, in-force status and official links. Retrieval combines meaning and words; the articles are ranked against the whole query. With a law named, the articles the query or the name gives by number ("Código Civil, art. 92") are read from that law and come first. ResolverCitas looks up references already known, without a matter to search.

Searches Spanish case law — Tribunal Supremo, Audiencia Nacional, regional High Courts, Audiencias Provinciales and other courts, Catalonia's included, from their official sources — or Andorran case law (jurisprudencia, sentencias; jurisprudència, sentències), and returns the most relevant rulings with the court, the ruling's number, the date, the relevant passages and official links, for one legal issue. Retrieval combines meaning and words; the rulings and their passages are ranked against the whole query. A court, region or date range narrows the ranking.

Searches binding tax rulings — Spain's Dirección General de Tributos (consultas vinculantes, doctrina tributaria), Andorra's consultes vinculants and comunicats tècnics — on taxes such as IRPF, IVA, Sociedades or IGI, and returns them with their code, date, relevant passages and official links, ranked against the whole query.

Returns the text of a source by id: the full text in pages, or with a query, the passages of that source whose meaning is closest to it.

Returns official legal and tax figures for a year — legal interest rate (interés legal del dinero), minimum wage (SMI), IPREM, tax scales, social security bases, Andorran CASS and IGI rates — with the provision of the corpus that sets them.

Returns later Spanish or Andorran rulings that cite a given ruling or article, with the passage where they cite it.

Returns the result of a job: the verification, search or research that a tool returned as a job because it was not done within about 45 seconds. It is the one way to wait for a job, research included. While the job is still queued or running it returns the job again, waiting up to wait_seconds for it. A result is kept 10 minutes after the job ends, or 1 minute once collected; a research stays readable with RecuperarInvestigacion for 24 hours.

Shows a running research's progress in arcilla's panel: its state, its steps and the sources found so far, by citation only, without their text. It isn't needed to answer a question: a research's sources and findings come with its result.

Shows in arcilla's panel how a call it is showing is going, found by the call's tool and arguments: queued or running, and the steps it has taken, by name only. It isn't needed to answer a question: every call's result comes with the call.

Checks every legal statement of a document or text in the conversation against the source it cites.

Researches a legal question in the arcilla corpus and answers citing only the passages found, checked before replying.