Citation graph traversal for US and Indian cases. Returns directed nodes and edges plus depth control, per-edge treatment hints, and a ranking of the most influential subsequent citers.
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://vaquill.ai/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
opinions-cited pairs as structured data; Vaquill builds a directed-graph endpoint on top of that data with treatment classification and ranking:
citing-by (subsequent citers) AND
cites-to (authorities the seed relies on).depth=1 returns immediate neighbors; depth=2
expands one more hop with bounded fan-out.treatment label
derived from the citing context: positive (followed / affirmed /
relied on), negative (overruled / distinguished / criticized),
neutral, or unknown. We classify against the citation window in
the citer’s opinion, not the whole document.topCitedBy ranking. The top 5 citing opinions ordered by their
own forward-citation count. These are the cases that most carry the
seed forward.source_attribution block crediting CourtListener / Free Law Project; please surface that to your end users and consider donating if you build on this data.
clusterId=108713 is Roe v. Wade. Replace with any cluster ID, or
pass citation=410 U.S. 113 and we’ll resolve it for you.
API key issued from the Vaquill developer dashboard. Pass as Authorization: Bearer vq_key_...
Root citation. For India: SCR/INSC/SCC/AIR. For US: any Bluebook citation, or use clusterId instead.
3 - 200US only. Vaquill case cluster ID. Faster than a citation string because it skips the resolution step.
x >= 1Traversal direction (India only).
outbound, inbound, both Max hops (1-3)
1 <= x <= 3Max nodes (1-100)
1 <= x <= 100ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g. IN for India). Reserved for future multi-jurisdiction support. Currently the dataset covers India only, so requests for other country codes will return empty results naturally from the database.