Czech law.
In your agent’s hands.
Give the agent you already use a source for Czech legislation and case law. Legal text, references and time context. The thinking stays with your agent.
Read https://vigent.legal/llms.txt. Explain how Vigent can connect to my agent and follow only the setup steps currently available. Never ask me to paste a secret into this chat.
Keep your workflow.
Bring the sources.
Your legal research belongs in the tools you work with. Vigent is the database behind that workflow.
Start in your agent.
Use a coding agent, an assistant or your own application. The connection guides describe each interface and its availability.
Get the legal context.
Work with legal source material, the provision it comes from and the version relevant to your question.
Reason where you work.
Your agent handles the conversation and the next step. There is no new chat workspace to move into.
One database.
Your way in.
The public client repository brings the connection work together. Follow the guides for current release status and setup.
For local tools and coding-agent workflows.
Connection guide ↗For legal-data tools inside external assistants.
Connection guide ↗For the applications you build, in Python and TypeScript.
Connection guide ↗A source.
A version. A context.
The initial scope brings together Czech legislation and court decisions. Coverage is described per source, with a clear distinction between archives and the query service.
Czech legislation
Acts, provisions and wording versions from e-Sbírka, with effective-date context and source references.
Czech case law
Court decisions with their publisher and provenance. The coverage page describes the source and access boundaries.