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Playbook overlays: jurisdiction-specific knowledge without prompt chaos

Instead of dumping special-case rules into every AI prompt, we maintain them centrally in rulebooks per country and document type — cleanly versioned.

5 minAI & quality
An open law book with a globe — a symbolic image for country-specific rulebooks

The problem

Legal rules are highly specific: “A German fine notice (Bußgeldbescheid) without a calibration certificate is not a red flag” — sentences like these do NOT belong in a generic system prompt that applies to every document and every country.

Our solution

For each document type, language and country we maintain a dedicated rulebook (a “playbook”). It sets out:

  • What should NOT be flagged as a risk (see the example above).
  • Concrete recommended actions depending on the situation.
  • Additional guidance for the AI that applies only in this context.

At runtime, the final prompt is assembled from this. Both the in-depth analysis and the public quick check draw on the same rulebook — a single source of truth.

The benefit

We can add new countries or document types without touching the generic prompts — and without causing regressions in the other jurisdictions.

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