The old pre-eu-v1 corpus chunks (un-annotated CRA/AI Act/DORA/NIS2/DSGVO
duplicates + the old Machinery Directive and its guide) are tagged
status=superseded / use_for_primary=false in the vector store. Honor that
in the rerank: a superseded result takes a fixed penalty so the eu-v1 norm
wins default questions, while the old source stays in the pool (demoted,
not hidden) and remains findable for history / transition questions.
Verified on dev: "CRA Sicherheitsupdates" now returns CRA Anhang I (eu-v1)
at #1 instead of an un-annotated old chunk; MaschinenVO outranks the old
Machinery Directive/guide; superseded chunks remain retrievable lower down.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add an `assessment` object to the legal RAG search response: primary norm,
connected norms (from the citation graph references_out/in of the primary),
cross_regime, human_review_flag, a norm-level winner_margin and a short
reasoning string. The margin is computed over DISTINCT norms, so a long
article split into several chunks no longer fabricates uncertainty. The
per-result schema stays frozen — graph fields are internal (json:"-").
Also wire optional citation-graph expansion (RAG_GRAPH_EXPANSION=true,
default off): top hits pull their referenced norms into the candidate pool
via the precise edge (e.g. Art. 13 CRA -> Anhang I). Measured to add no
rank gain over the existing binding-law augmentation, with +1 Qdrant call
per search and reverse-edge fan-out risk, so it ships off-by-default as a
recall safety net. The graph EXPLAINS retrieval (assessment), it does not
expand it by default.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Expose GET /sdk/v1/rag/legal-corpus, which scrolls the eur-lex legal
corpus (filtered to a few hundred points regardless of total size) and
aggregates each ingested act's composition: distinct articles, annexes,
recitals and chunk count. Surface it as a new section on /sdk/coverage so
the ingested corpus is no longer a black box — a developer SEES what each
act actually contains, not only its name.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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