law-interpret

To convert Dutch law YAML into executable machine-readable logic, the pipeline orchestrates MvT research, generates the logic sections, and runs reverse validation. It activates automatically when a YAML file lacks machine-readable sections or needs to be executed.

Validating generated machine-readable logic against a schema is handled by verifying and updating the schema URL, running optional schema checks, and executing BDD-style reverse validation tests to ensure the logic accurately reflects the law.

Reverse validation in machine-readable law pipelines works by running BDD-style tests against the generated logic to confirm that the executable rules accurately match the original Dutch law text and schema requirements.

Dependency checks and management are included as automated steps within the law interpretation pipeline. The workflow performs these checks and compiles a final consolidated report alongside the generated machine-readable logic.

MvT research and machine-readable generation are fully automated as a single coordinated workflow. The pipeline identifies the target law YAML file, performs the research, and generates the executable sections without manual intervention.

You should use an automated pipeline to interpret Dutch laws when you have a corpus YAML file ready for execution or lacking machine-readable sections, and need validated, executable logic with a final consolidated report.