Pre-1.0 · Community-maintained

Peruvian law,
as a git repo.

21,244 legal norms as Markdown files. Every reform is a commit with the real publication date. Clone it, grep it, diff it, build on it.

National norms

11,045

Laws, DLeg, DS

Const. reforms

1995 → 2024

Regional norms

10,199

Cusco pioneer

Jurisdictions

26/27

Cusco covered

What you get

Legal infrastructure that's actually accessible.

Every reform is a commit

The 1993 Constitution has 32 commits over the same file: one for the original text and one per amendment, dated correctly.

Plain markdown, plain YAML

No proprietary format. Every norm is a single .md file with eight standard frontmatter fields you can parse in any language.

For agents and humans

Use it as LLM context, as research input, as a CLI argument, or browse it here. Public domain (DLeg 822 Art. 9).

Recent

Latest norms in the corpus

All laws

Federation

Part of legalize.dev

Same spec, same commit conventions, same git-native workflow as Spain, Portugal, Italy, Korea, and 30+ other countries. Community-maintained by Crafter Research.

# Clone, grep, diff. That's the API.

$ git clone https://github.com/crafter-research/legalize-pe

$ grep -A 20 "Artículo 191" pe/CON-1993.md

$ git log --oneline pe/CON-1993.md

8792882 2024-12-11 [reform] art. 89

6d8e91d 2024-12-11 [reform] arts. 7, 23

2d46dcc 2024-10-29 [reform] art. 49

...

6d06441 1993-12-30 [bootstrap]

Peruvian law, as a git repo.