Arxo Law (Python)
Open a pinned canon, ask a closed question, receive the evaluation document with proof.
from arxo import open
fristen = open('de.bgb.fristen@0.1.0')
r = fristen.truth('frist_ende', args, case_input)
r.evaluationStatus; r.truthStatus; r.sources; r.proof; r.hashes; r.document
Five primitives
truth, collect, deadline, calc, and positions are thin wrappers over
ask. There is no second evaluator.
Answer
evaluationStatus is the discriminant. truthStatus is a separate field.
Refusal is a value. document is always the engine's canonical bytes.
via is 'local'.
Passport
pkg.passport() repeats the committed formalization measure of the package
and in_model(predicate) tells whether a name is in the CLIR.
Install
pip install arxo arxo-canon-bgb-fristen
The wheel embeds law_wasm_core.wasm. Python 3.12+ and the wasmtime package
are required. Registry fetch, MCP, and questions() are not in this release.
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