What problem does it solve? Accessing Austrian legal information requires navigating the RIS (Rechtsinformationssystem) across five distinct sources - federal legislation, case law, state legislation, official publications, and historical consolidated norms. This Skill provides a single structured CLI interface to search, retrieve, and cite all of them without scraping the RIS website. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-source legal search: Query federal law (Bundesrecht), case law from 7 courts including VfGH and VwGH (Judikatur), state law (Landesrecht), other publications (Sonstige), and consolidated historical norms with filters for dates, courts, gazette numbers, ECLI, and document types. - Point-in-time consolidated law: Retrieve the exact wording of any paragraph of a law as it stood on a specific date, view amendment timelines, and navigate tables of contents via the cdx-at://law/<LAW_KEY> surface. - Natural-key resolution: Resolve gazette numbers (BGBl/LGBl), ECLI identifiers, and NOR document numbers directly to documents. - Use Case: A lawyer asks how § 1295 ABGB has changed over time. The Skill fetches the paragraph's version history and point-in-time texts, then returns citable attachment links for each version. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to find the current wording of a specific Austrian law section, for example: "Find the current wording of section 1295 of the Austrian ABGB with a citable source link."
