The Community tier

Free API access for legal aid organizations and nonprofits. You are exactly the audience that knows when a rule is wrong — so the deal is explicit: you get the registry for free, and the errata program is how you help keep it honest.

What you get

• Full API access — bundles, search, the changes feed, and the verify endpoint — at 60 requests/minute, free.
• A formal errata SLA: reports you file as a Community partner are triaged within 48 hours for critical reports (a wrong deadline, a wrong amount, anything that could cause a missed right) and 7 days for standard reports.
• Public credit on the errata changelog for every confirmed error you catch — with your consent, by the name on your API key.
• Coverage influence: gaps you hit become the roadmap. Empty cells on /coverage get prioritized by who is asking.

What we ask

• Flag errors you hit in practice. When a rule disagrees with what you see in the field — a deadline that moved, an amount that changed, a provision a court read differently — file it:

curl -X POST https://api.pandectai.com/api/v1/errata \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer rc_your_community_key" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "ruleId": "us-or-lease-security-deposit-return",
    "reporterClass": "community-partner",
    "severity": "critical",
    "description": "ORS 90.300 was amended in the 2026 session; the accounting window is now …",
    "creditConsent": true
  }'

• Attribution in your product or materials: “Rules data by Pandect” with a link. (This was already a tier term; it stays.)
• No resale of the data itself; serving your clients with it is the whole point.

What we promise

• Every report is triaged against the SLA, and the queue is monitored by the verification pipeline — see methodology.
• Confirmed errors are corrected in the registry (with a changelog entry — git is the audit trail), published on the public errata changelog permanently, and credited to you with your consent.
• If your report is rejected, you get the reasoning, not silence — usually with the primary-source quote we anchored the rule to.

Getting a key

Community keys are provisioned manually in v2 (self-serve signup is on the roadmap). Write to us with your organization and what you serve; keys are created on the dashboard by the operator.