openregs atomize

Propose obligation atoms from a unit, on a branch, for a human to review.

Read a unit of the canon as it stood on a date, ask an extraction model what duties it states, verify every quotation against the real text, and stage the result as atom files on a branch with a generated pull-request description. Nothing is written to the working tree and nothing becomes canon: the model proposes and a person decides, which is what the branch is for. An eId names one text only once a date is beside it, so —as-of chooses the Expression and every offset indexes that text.

openregs atomize [-h] --unit <work-iri> --eid <eId> --model <name> --as-of <date>
                        [--regime <name>] [--canon <path>] [--root <path>] [--remote <path>]
                        [--branch <name>] [--base <name>] [--at <timestamp>] [--dry-run]

Option
--unit <work-iri>	the act to read, by Work IRI, for example /akn/eu/act/reg/2024/1 (required)
--eid <eId>	the unit to propose atoms from; repeat for several (required, repeatable)
--model <name>	which extraction model to ask (fixture-model) (required)
--as-of <date>	the day whose text to read, ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD) (required)
--regime <name>	which regime’s canon and atoms (default: the checkout’s only regime)
--canon <path>	read this canon directory instead of regimes/<regime>/canon
--root <path>	read regimes/ under this directory instead of the checkout
--remote <path>	the repository to push the proposal branch to (default: this checkout)
--branch <name>	override the branch name (default: atomize/<unit>/<as-of>)
--base <name>	branch to propose against (default: the remote’s current branch)
--at <timestamp>	commit timestamp (default: the base commit’s own, so runs are reproducible)
--dry-run	print the atoms and the request body; touch no repository