Law, parliament and research funding databases your AI assistant can search

Legal and policy research needs exact references: a CELEX number, a bill id, a case citation. Kahubi connects to EUR-Lex for EU legislation and case law, the Swedish Riksdag’s documents, CourtListener for US case law, the US Federal Register and Congress.gov, and SEC EDGAR company filings. For research funding it adds CORDIS for EU projects and NSF awards and NIH RePORTER for the United States.

The assistant finds the documents, reads the passages that matter and cites them precisely, so an argument about a regulation or a funding landscape rests on the texts themselves.

9 sources you can connect

Questions researchers ask these sources

  • “Which EU acts amend the GDPR, and which Court of Justice judgments interpret Article 17?”

    CELEX numbers for each act and judgment, with dates and the amendment relationship.

    EUR-Lex
  • “Which government bills on higher education were passed in 2023/24, and what did they propose?”

    Bill titles, ids and dates, then the full text of any bill you pick, paged so the agent can summarise long documents.

    Riksdagen
  • “Find US federal appellate opinions on facial recognition and the Fourth Amendment.”

    Opinions with case name, court, date and citation, and the opinion text you choose to read.

    CourtListener
  • “What rules has the EPA published on PFAS in drinking water since 2022?”

    Federal Register documents with type, citation, date, abstract and the document page.

    US Federal Register
  • “Which bills on data privacy were introduced in the 118th Congress, and how far did they get?”

    Bills with number, sponsor, latest action and summary.

    Congress.gov
  • “What revenue and net income did Spotify report in its latest annual filing?”

    Figures from the filing’s financial statements with the form type, period and filing link.

    SEC EDGAR

Frequently asked questions

Does Kahubi give legal advice?
No. It retrieves and cites legal texts for research and study. For advice on a specific situation, consult a lawyer.
Which countries’ law is covered?
EU law through EUR-Lex, Swedish parliamentary documents through Riksdagen, and US federal law, regulations and case law. More national sources are being added.
Can it help with grant applications?
Yes. CORDIS, NSF awards and NIH RePORTER show what has already been funded on a topic, by whom and for how much, which helps you position a proposal and find collaborators.

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