LexAgent

LexAgent gives Claude the official texts of Dutch and EU law, so answers rest on the source instead of memory.

It reads, straight from the government open-data services:

• National legislation from wetten.overheid.nl, article by article and for any date (peildatum).
• Local regulations of municipalities, provinces and water boards (APVs, verordeningen, omgevingsverordeningen).
• Official publications: Staatsblad, Staatscourant, Gemeenteblad and parliamentary papers.
• Dutch case law from Rechtspraak, by ECLI, court, area of law and date.
• EU legislation and treaty articles from EUR-Lex, including consolidated versions and the Dutch implementing measures.
• Case law of the Court of Justice of the EU, down to the numbered point, and Advocate General opinions.
• Council information: proposals, motions with votes, decision lists and minutes of Dutch councils.

Every document comes with a citation (article, ECLI or CELEX, version date) and a link to the official source. Two skills guide the work: Dutch legal research, and checking the legal claims in a document against the sources.

LexAgent is read-only: it never changes anything at the sources or in your account. It provides legal information from public sources, not legal advice. A LexAgent account is required.