KAIL 과실비율

Use this once at the start of a Korean road traffic accident fault inquiry, before calling assess_fault. Returns the fact axes the rule-based classifier accepts (such as each party's vehicle type, manoeuvre, road layout and signal state) together with the exact list of allowed values for each axis. The classifier accepts only these values, so choose the values passed to assess_fault from this list. Calling it once per conversation is enough. Do not use for: producing a fault ratio (use assess_fault).

get_accident_vocabulary

Use this when a user asks about actual court decisions, how similar accidents were decided, or which further facts changed the outcome. Searches Korean lower court decisions indexed by fact element for cases where the same issue was litigated, and returns each case number, the fault ratio that decision reached, quoted reasoning, and the factual circumstances that separate the decisions from one another (for example whether the other party's signal violation was established). The individual ratios are returned as they stand, not aggregated. Do not use for: the fault ratio figure itself (use assess_fault), or an explanation of the applicable legal doctrine (use explain_doctrine).

find_precedents

Use this when a user wants the fault ratio (the percentage split between the parties) for a road traffic accident that happened in the Republic of Korea. It matches the stated facts to a chart in the General Insurance Association of Korea's published fault ratio standards and returns the chart number and its base fault ratio. Fill `axes` only with values returned by get_accident_vocabulary, and only with facts the user actually stated; leave an axis out when it is unknown, because a guessed value selects the wrong chart. When the response has status 'needs_clarification' it carries a question and its answer options: ask the user that question, put the answer in the named axis and call again. Two to four rounds are typical. Do not use for: insurance premiums or policy comparison, accident statistics, vehicle repair cost estimates, driving licence penalty points, or accidents outside the Republic of Korea.

assess_fault

Use this when a user asks why a fault ratio comes out as it does, or which legal rules, statutory provisions or court reasoning apply. Returns which part of the user's account was read as which legal fact, the legal doctrine that operates, the relevant Road Traffic Act provisions, and quoted reasoning from Supreme Court and lower court decisions. Do not use for: the fault ratio figure itself (use assess_fault), or a list of comparable decided cases (use find_precedents).

explain_doctrine