AI legal assistant
Answers where every citation is checked.
The assistant answers from the Tunisian corpus and points to the exact article.
In short
Clauze's legal assistant answers questions on Tunisian law from its corpus of 73,635 texts. Before showing an answer, it compares every citation with the actual text of the article: only citations that match become links to the source. When no relevant source exists, it says so instead of making something up.
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How the assistant builds an answer
It searches
Your question is searched across Tunisian legislation and case law, in Arabic and French.
It writes from the texts it found
The answer is built on the passages retrieved, not on a model's general memory.
It checks every citation
Each quoted passage is compared with the article's text. What matches becomes a link to the exact source; the rest stays as plain text.
An example
Question: “What is the general limitation period for contractual claims?”
Answer: under Tunisian law, actions arising from an obligation are time-barred after fifteen years, unless a special provision says otherwise. Source: Code of Obligations and Contracts, Article 402: “All actions arising from an obligation are time-barred after fifteen years, except for the exceptions below and those determined by law in particular cases.”
How it differs from a general-purpose assistant
A Tunisian corpus
Answers come from 73,635 Tunisian legal texts, not from general training on the web.
Checked citations
A quote is shown as a source only if it matches the article's text word for word.
No source, no answer
When the corpus can't support an answer, the assistant says so rather than producing a plausible one.
Arabic and French
Ask in either language; sources in both languages are taken into account.
Questions about the assistant
Can the assistant make mistakes?
Yes, like any AI tool. That is why every citation is checked against the text and linked to its source: you check the article before relying on it. Clauze is an assistance tool, not legal advice.
What happens if no source answers my question?
The assistant tells you it found no sufficient source in the corpus, rather than answering without grounds.
Are my questions shared with my colleagues?
No. Your conversations with the assistant are never shared.
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