You can now git blame the law. Git for Global Law puts legislation into Git hi… · @qwerty__cs · TwKit

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You can now git blame the law. Git for Global Law puts legislation into Git history, ordered by when each change took effect. Pick a date to read the text in force then, use git diff to compare versions, or trace a changed line back to the law that amended it. There's also word-level tracing and a local MCP server with 18 read-only tools. You can ask an AI client what a section said on a particular date, what changed, and which law changed it. The server reads the local repositories without making network calls. Coverage varies by country: some corpora contain a whole statute book; the US currently covers nine Code titles. Each corpus lists its scope and how its history was reconstructed. https://github.com/lexifina/global-law

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