Avokata in ChatGPT.

Lithuanian law and court practice in your ChatGPT chat, with a pinpoint to the article or the ruling's paragraph in every answer.

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§ 01What Avokata does

A lawyer's research, with the source.

Avokata is a set of tools your assistant uses: it searches in Lithuanian, the language the sources are written in, and you ask in your own words.

  • Finds the statutory provision that governs a question and reads it by article, part and point (e-TAR).
  • Finds court practice from every instance and reads a ruling by its numbered paragraphs (LITEKO).
  • Follows citations both ways: what a ruling relies on, and who later cites a provision or a case.
  • Checks whether an act is in force on a date and compares a provision's versions.
  • Checks a citation and a quoted sentence against the source text.

Court rulings are served exactly as the courts published them, with their anonymisation; there is no search by person. Avokata is a research tool, not legal advice.

§ 02How to add it to ChatGPT

Once, in your settings.

Avokata is not yet in ChatGPT's plugin directory

Until it is, add it as a connector. It needs a paid ChatGPT plan (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Education).

  1. Turn on developer mode: Settings, then Security and login, then Developer mode (if it is not there, look under Settings, Connectors, Advanced).
  2. Settings, Connectors, Create: name Avokata, the address below.
  3. In a chat, ask it to use Avokata and sign in once with your email.
https://mcp.avokata.com/mcp

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§ 03Questions to start

Ask in your own words.

What does Article 58 of the Lithuanian Labour Code say about dismissal for a gross breach? Quote it with the pinpoint.

Find Lithuanian Supreme Court practice on restoring a missed limitation period. Give case numbers and paragraphs.

Which court rulings cite Article 6.245 of the Lithuanian Civil Code? Show the three most recent.

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