Analyzes legal regulations like alcohol beverage pricing laws using RAG and knowledge graphs for compliance checks.
Parse regulatory PDFs and HTML to extract entities, map violations, and evaluate business risks.
This system parses regulatory documents, builds structured knowledge graphs, and performs automated risk evaluations for legal compliance. It is designed for legal technology developers and compliance analysts handling state-level regulations. You can ingest PDF and HTML regulation files to generate explainable answers and violation assessments.
The application processes regulatory text using PyPDF2 and BeautifulSoup4, vectorizes content via Alibaba Cloud Bailian, and structures key legal entities into a JSON knowledge graph. It combines vector similarity search with graph context to power a Qwen-Turbo RAG pipeline. Through its web interface, you can view risk analysis reports, search indexed regulations, and query inter-entity legal relationships.
It suits legal engineering teams and compliance professionals who want to automate document mapping and rule extraction. It does not suit teams looking for a fully managed SaaS service, as you must self-host the application and configure cloud API credentials.
Upload PDF or HTML legal texts to extract, segment, and index text metadata automatically.
Identify legal articles, violations, and penalties to generate a structured JSON knowledge graph.
Answer legal queries using vector similarity combined with knowledge graph context via Qwen-Turbo.
Assess business operations against parsed rules to generate risk levels and violation recommendations.
Manage documents, run live compliance checks, and explore knowledge graphs through a FastAPI web interface.
The software is free to host yourself from GitHub. Your primary expenses will come from running your local application host and paying for usage on the Alibaba Cloud Bailian API for embeddings and Qwen model calls.
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No, the current project structure uses local JSON files and the local filesystem to store uploaded documents, vector indices, and graph nodes.
It uses the Alibaba Cloud Bailian API, specifically relying on `text-embedding-v1` for vectorization and `qwen-turbo` for legal reasoning.
The built-in parser handles PDF and HTML document formats.
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