JusticeNow Library brings the Chilean legal corpus into ChatGPT: rulings from the Supreme Court, the Courts of Appeals and first-instance courts; statutes, decrees and codes from the Library of Congress; Constitutional Court decisions; administrative rulings from the Comptroller General, the Labor Directorate, the tax authority (SII), the financial regulator (CMF) and the Superintendencies; and academic legal scholarship.
Ask in plain language and ChatGPT searches the corpus, opens the official document and answers with the full citation —docket number, date, court or agency— and a link to the source, so every statement can be verified. Nothing is quoted without opening the document.
Requires a JusticeNow account with a plan that includes Library. Searches draw down that plan's credits; opening documents is free.
How to use
- 1Add it in ChatGPT
Open JusticeNow Library in ChatGPT's Plugin directory (button above), select + to add it and sign in if asked.
- 2Use it in a chat
Type @ in the composer and pick JusticeNow Library, or start your message with its name. ChatGPT may also suggest it when it fits what you ask.
Things to ask
- “Busca fallos recientes de la Corte Suprema sobre nulidad del despido por no pago de cotizaciones y cítame los roles.”
- “¿Qué dicen los dictámenes de la Dirección del Trabajo de 2026 sobre la Ley Karin? Indica número y fecha de cada uno.”
- “Encuentra sentencias que apliquen la Ley de la Silla (art. 193 del Código del Trabajo) y ábreme el considerando que resuelve.”
Disconnect
- 1Disconnect it in ChatGPT
Open Settings, then Apps or Plugins (the label depends on your rollout), select JusticeNow Library and choose Disconnect. ChatGPT stops acting through your account; past conversations aren't deleted.