Previous value: -"Search terms, matched with FTS5 implicit AND against each resolved corpus. Pass one or two canonical concept terms in the corpus language (SE: konsumentskydd, DE: Datenschutz), never a multi-concept compound. A bare uppercase OR between 2-3 terms is honoured as a disjunction (either term matches); other uppercase FTS operators (AND, NOT, NEAR) are stripped, not honoured."New value: +"Search terms, matched with FTS5 implicit AND against each resolved corpus. Pass one or two canonical concept terms in the corpus language (SE: konsumentskydd, DE: Datenschutz), never a multi-concept compound. A bare uppercase OR between 2-3 terms is honoured as a disjunction (either term matches); other uppercase FTS operators (AND, NOT, NEAR) are stripped, not honoured. At most 500 characters: a longer query (a pasted case description, say) is refused before any source is searched, with isError=true and structuredContent error='validation_error', code='query_too_long'. Split the matter into separate issue queries of 2-5 legal terms, one call per issue, and merge the results."

Previous value: -"Publisher area-of-law ids, for the corpora that carry them; maximum 10. Ids are the publisher's own, case-sensitive (Rechtspraak: civielRecht, civielRecht_verbintenissenrecht; wetten.overheid.nl carries its own rechtsgebied ids), and a parent id also matches its sub-areas. Statute and regulation rows carry the area of the WHOLE act, so a hit is an article of an act classified in that area; court decisions carry the court's own area for each decision. The filter reaches legislation and case-law rows only — agency-guidance and preparatory-works rows are never area-filtered. A corpus that carries no area metadata serves its rows unfiltered; when at least one source applied the filter, unfiltered rows rank behind the filtered ones and fill at most two thirds of the window, so a filtered search can return fewer rows than limit (the count held out is in meta.search_scope.legal_areas_unfiltered_dropped). Every source that served unfiltered rows is named under meta.search_scope.legal_areas_not_applied with a reason (corpus_unclassified, no_envelope, not_forwarded), the sources that applied it under legal_areas_applied, and any id a corpus does not know under legal_areas_unknown_ids; a zero-row answer for a known id is a real answer. Legal order stays on jurisdictions=: legal_areas=['civielRecht'] with jurisdictions=['NL','EU'] filters the Dutch rows and keeps the EU rows, flagged unfiltered. No tier gate."New value: +"Publisher area-of-law ids, for the corpora that carry them; maximum 10. Ids are the publisher's own, case-sensitive (Rechtspraak: civielRecht, civielRecht_verbintenissenrecht; wetten.overheid.nl carries its own rechtsgebied ids), and a parent id also matches its sub-areas. Statute and regulation rows carry the area of the WHOLE act, so a hit is an article of an act classified in that area; court decisions carry the court's own area for each decision. The filter reaches legislation and case-law rows only — agency-guidance and preparatory-works rows are never area-filtered. A corpus that carries no area metadata serves its rows unfiltered; when at least one source applied the filter, unfiltered rows rank behind the filtered ones and fill at most two thirds of the window, so a filtered search can return fewer rows than limit (the count held out is in meta.search_scope.legal_areas_unfiltered_dropped). Every source that served unfiltered rows is named under meta.search_scope.legal_areas_not_applied with a reason (corpus_unclassified, no_envelope, not_forwarded), the sources that applied it under legal_areas_applied, and any id a corpus does not know under legal_areas_unknown_ids; a zero-row answer for a known id is a real answer. A source that knows NONE of the requested ids returns no rows under the filter: meta.message names it, and an empty answer carries recommended_action = 'CHECK_LEGAL_AREA_IDS' (drop legal_areas or add an id from that source's scheme). Legal order stays on jurisdictions=: legal_areas=['civielRecht'] with jurisdictions=['NL','EU'] filters the Dutch case-law rows and keeps the EU rows, flagged unfiltered. No tier gate."

Previous value: -"Publisher area-of-law ids, for the corpora that carry them; maximum 10. Ids are the publisher's own, case-sensitive (Rechtspraak: civielRecht, civielRecht_verbintenissenrecht; wetten.overheid.nl carries its own rechtsgebied ids), and a parent id also matches its sub-areas. The filter reaches legislation and case-law rows only — agency-guidance and preparatory-works rows are never area-filtered. A corpus that carries no area metadata serves its rows unfiltered. Every source that served unfiltered rows is named under meta.search_scope.legal_areas_not_applied with a reason (corpus_unclassified, no_envelope, not_forwarded), the sources that applied it under legal_areas_applied, and any id a corpus does not know under legal_areas_unknown_ids; a zero-row answer for a known id is a real answer. Legal order stays on jurisdictions=: legal_areas=['civielRecht'] with jurisdictions=['NL','EU'] filters the Dutch rows and keeps the EU rows, flagged unfiltered. No tier gate."New value: +"Publisher area-of-law ids, for the corpora that carry them; maximum 10. Ids are the publisher's own, case-sensitive (Rechtspraak: civielRecht, civielRecht_verbintenissenrecht; wetten.overheid.nl carries its own rechtsgebied ids), and a parent id also matches its sub-areas. Statute and regulation rows carry the area of the WHOLE act, so a hit is an article of an act classified in that area; court decisions carry the court's own area for each decision. The filter reaches legislation and case-law rows only — agency-guidance and preparatory-works rows are never area-filtered. A corpus that carries no area metadata serves its rows unfiltered; when at least one source applied the filter, unfiltered rows rank behind the filtered ones and fill at most two thirds of the window, so a filtered search can return fewer rows than limit (the count held out is in meta.search_scope.legal_areas_unfiltered_dropped). Every source that served unfiltered rows is named under meta.search_scope.legal_areas_not_applied with a reason (corpus_unclassified, no_envelope, not_forwarded), the sources that applied it under legal_areas_applied, and any id a corpus does not know under legal_areas_unknown_ids; a zero-row answer for a known id is a real answer. Legal order stays on jurisdictions=: legal_areas=['civielRecht'] with jurisdictions=['NL','EU'] filters the Dutch rows and keeps the EU rows, flagged unfiltered. No tier gate."

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Publisher area-of-law ids, for the corpora that carry them; maximum 10. Ids are the publisher's own, case-sensitive (Rechtspraak: civielRecht, civielRecht_verbintenissenrecht; wetten.overheid.nl carries its own rechtsgebied ids), and a parent id also matches its sub-areas. The filter reaches legislation and case-law rows only — agency-guidance and preparatory-works rows are never area-filtered. A corpus that carries no area metadata serves its rows unfiltered. Every source that served unfiltered rows is named under meta.search_scope.legal_areas_not_applied with a reason (corpus_unclassified, no_envelope, not_forwarded), the sources that applied it under legal_areas_applied, and any id a corpus does not know under legal_areas_unknown_ids; a zero-row answer for a known id is a real answer. Legal order stays on jurisdictions=: legal_areas=['civielRecht'] with jurisdictions=['NL','EU'] filters the Dutch rows and keeps the EU rows, flagged unfiltered. No tier gate.",
+  "items": {
+    "type": "string"
+  },
+  "title": "Legal Areas",
+  "type": "array"
+}

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Exact edition keys from document discovery; 1–5 unique elx- keys with 24 lowercase hex digits. Accepted only with one sources entry advertising exact_document_filter and no jurisdictions, frameworks or sectors. Keys are OR-combined within that source.",
+  "items": {
+    "type": "string"
+  },
+  "title": "Document Refs",
+  "type": "array"
+}

Previous value: -"Default false: a source that finds no strict match for the query is withheld instead of serving relaxed (OR-broadened) matches as if they were ordinary hits; the response names the withheld sources and count. Pass true to include those rows — each is stamped match_mode='broadened' — only after the user has accepted a broaden offer or asked for relaxed matches; never broaden unprompted. Relaxed rows pass the same on-topic relevance floor as strict rows, so an accepted re-run can still withhold them — disclosed in the response, never silently served."New value: +"Controlled-vocabulary term_bridge rows serve at the default, stamped match_mode='bridged'; meta.query_broadened_sources discloses requested_query, served_query and mode. Default false: a source that finds no strict match for the query is withheld instead of serving relaxed (OR-broadened) matches as if they were ordinary hits; the response names the withheld sources and count. Pass true to include those rows — each is stamped match_mode='broadened' — only after the user has accepted a broaden offer or asked for relaxed matches; never broaden unprompted. Relaxed rows pass the same on-topic relevance floor as strict rows, so an accepted re-run can still withhold them — disclosed in the response, never silently served."

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Exact-match filter on the issuing court of case-law rows: the corpus's own `court` value exactly as its case-law rows carry it (Dutch courts are codes such as HR, RVS, CRVB, CBB, GHAMS, RBDHA; other corpora may carry a court name). Read the value from the `court` field of case-law rows returned without the filter before filtering. Applies to case-law evidence only, which premium+ fan-out adds inside `search`; primary-law provisions have no court and are unaffected. A value that matches no case-law row is disclosed in meta.message, never served as a silent empty. Refused on tiers without case-law fan-out.",
+  "title": "Court",
+  "type": "string"
+}

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Inclusive lower bound as a full ISO date YYYY-MM-DD (a bare year such as 2023 is refused — pass 2023-01-01) on the decision date of case-law rows and the issue date of preparatory-work and agency-guidance rows. Premium+ evidence only; primary-law provisions carry no date and are unaffected.",
+  "title": "Date From",
+  "type": "string"
+}

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Inclusive upper bound as a full ISO date YYYY-MM-DD on the decision date of case-law rows and the issue date of preparatory-work and agency-guidance rows; must not precede date_from. Premium+ evidence only; primary-law provisions are unaffected.",
+  "title": "Date To",
+  "type": "string"
+}

Previous value: -"Default false: a source that finds no strict match for the query is withheld instead of serving relaxed (OR-broadened) matches as if they were ordinary hits; the response names the withheld sources and count. Pass true to include those rows — each is stamped match_mode='broadened' — only after the user has accepted a broaden offer or asked for relaxed matches; never broaden unprompted."New value: +"Default false: a source that finds no strict match for the query is withheld instead of serving relaxed (OR-broadened) matches as if they were ordinary hits; the response names the withheld sources and count. Pass true to include those rows — each is stamped match_mode='broadened' — only after the user has accepted a broaden offer or asked for relaxed matches; never broaden unprompted. Relaxed rows pass the same on-topic relevance floor as strict rows, so an accepted re-run can still withhold them — disclosed in the response, never silently served."

Previous value: -"Registered framework scope ids such as GDPR or NIS2. Pass at least one of jurisdictions, frameworks, sectors, or sources because search does not infer scope from the query."New value: +"Registered framework scope ids such as GDPR or NIS2 — never a jurisdiction code (LI, DE, EU go in jurisdictions=). Pass at least one of jurisdictions, frameworks, sectors, or sources because search does not infer scope from the query."

Previous value: -"ISO-2 jurisdiction scope codes such as SE or EU; maximum 10. Pass at least one of jurisdictions, frameworks, sectors, or sources because search does not infer scope from the query."New value: +"ISO-2 jurisdiction scope codes such as SE or EU; maximum 10. A country code such as LI or DE belongs here and on no other axis. Pass at least one of jurisdictions, frameworks, sectors, or sources because search does not infer scope from the query."

Previous value: -"Exact corpus source ids such as eu-regulations or ietf-rfcs. Pass at least one of jurisdictions, frameworks, sectors, or sources because search does not infer scope from the query."New value: +"Exact corpus source ids such as eu-regulations or ietf-rfcs, read from describe_capabilities(section='sources') — never a hash, UUID, or document reference; a country code such as LI or DE belongs in jurisdictions=, not here. Pass at least one of jurisdictions, frameworks, sectors, or sources because search does not infer scope from the query."

Previous value: -"Default false: a source that finds no strict match for the query is withheld instead of serving relaxed (OR-broadened) matches as if they were ordinary hits; the response names the withheld sources and count. Pass true to include those rows — each is stamped match_mode='broadened'."New value: +"Default false: a source that finds no strict match for the query is withheld instead of serving relaxed (OR-broadened) matches as if they were ordinary hits; the response names the withheld sources and count. Pass true to include those rows — each is stamped match_mode='broadened' — only after the user has accepted a broaden offer or asked for relaxed matches; never broaden unprompted."

Previous value: -"Search terms, matched with FTS5 implicit AND against each resolved corpus. Pass one or two canonical concept terms in the corpus language (SE: konsumentskydd, DE: Datenschutz), never a multi-concept compound. Uppercase FTS operators (AND, OR, NEAR) are stripped, not honoured — for alternatives, run one search per term."New value: +"Search terms, matched with FTS5 implicit AND against each resolved corpus. Pass one or two canonical concept terms in the corpus language (SE: konsumentskydd, DE: Datenschutz), never a multi-concept compound. A bare uppercase OR between 2-3 terms is honoured as a disjunction (either term matches); other uppercase FTS operators (AND, NOT, NEAR) are stripped, not honoured."

Added value: +"Search terms, matched with FTS5 implicit AND against each resolved corpus. Pass one or two canonical concept terms in the corpus language (SE: konsumentskydd, DE: Datenschutz), never a multi-concept compound. Uppercase FTS operators (AND, OR, NEAR) are stripped, not honoured — for alternatives, run one search per term."