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Experiments

AI tools you can try for yourself

Three working tools you can try on your own questions and documents. Each one works from a source, the Labour Code or what you give it, and code checks what the model found.

Zigmutė

Answers questions on the Lithuanian Labour Code from the official text and shows the articles behind each answer.

Invoice extractor

Reads an invoice in Lithuanian or English into structured data, then checks that the totals add up.

Email extractor

Finds who wrote, what they want and by when, and drafts a reply for you to check.

What all three have in common

Each one is small, but built the way we would build it for you.

  1. It reads the source

    Zigmutė looks up the official text of the Labour Code before she answers. The extractors read only the invoice or email you give them.

  2. Code checks the model

    Every article Zigmutė cites is checked against what she retrieved, and a citation that does not match is removed. The invoice extractor copies figures as printed, and code adds them up.

  3. You can see where it came from

    Each citation opens the article word for word. Each invoice field and total is shown with the text the model says it read.

  4. It keeps nothing

    This site does not store or log what you send. Rate limits and a check for bots keep a public demo from running up a bill.

Tell us what you need.

A few lines about the problem are enough to start. We reply by email, with questions or a time to talk.