law-machine-readable-interpreter

Machine-readable interpretation extracts legal semantics from YAML law files and generates executable sections with parameters, inputs, outputs, and actions. Open a regulation/nl YAML file and run the interpreter to automatically append machine_readable blocks that encode competent authority, requirements, and definitions for automated law execution.

Machine-readable sections encode competent_authority, requires, definitions, and an execution block with parameters, input, output, and actions. This structure transforms regulatory text into executable logic that can validate compliance, perform monetary conversions to eurocent, and cross-reference dependencies across multiple laws.

Yes. The interpreter generates complete executable artifacts from regulation/nl YAML files, enabling automated law execution. It maps article semantics to parameters and actions, adds cross-references across laws, and flags missing dependencies with TODOs so you can maintain progress toward full automation.

No. The interpreter automatically generates definitions, inputs, outputs, and execution logic from legal text using aggressive interpretation. You only need to provide the YAML law file; the Skill appends complete machine_readable sections ready for validation and execution.

The interpreter identifies dependencies across regulation/nl YAML files and creates cross-references within the machine_readable sections. When references are missing or incomplete, it adds TODOs to track gaps, allowing you to progressively build a connected regulatory knowledge base.

The interpreter uses aggressive interpretation to extract executable semantics even from incomplete text and generates TODO markers for unresolvable references. This lets you produce working executable artifacts incrementally while identifying what legal details require human review or clarification.