Trifolia

Trifolia connects ChatGPT to Chile's primary legal sources, so lawyers and legal professionals can research in natural language and get answers with verifiable citations to the original source.

Through four read-only tools, ChatGPT can search:

• Court rulings: decisions of Chile's Supreme Court, Courts of Appeals, and specialized courts.
• Legislation: statutes, codes, decrees, and current regulations.
• Legal doctrine: articles and books by Chilean legal scholars.
• Administrative rulings: decisions by Chile's Comptroller General (CGR), Labor Directorate (DT), Internal Revenue Service (SII), Financial Market Commission (CMF), and National Economic Prosecutor (FNE).

Every answer includes a grounded synthesis and a bibliography of the cited documents with links, so professionals can verify each statement against the primary source. The tools only run searches: they do not modify data or access the user's memory, conversation history, or files.

Trifolia is built for professional legal practice in Chile. It requires a Trifolia account (free sign-up at https://trifolia.cl/register/) with OAuth authentication.