Policy Lens

Ask your handbook — answers quoted from your own paste, gaps named.

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Or drag one onto the box. The file is read in your browser — it is not uploaded anywhere.
How it works

Nothing to paste? — a fictional company handbook and the question “Can I work from Portugal for six weeks?”. Or , rendered from a saved result with no run and no charge.

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Paste the handbook, ask in your words

The section map runs in your browser as you type — free, no sign-in, nothing sent anywhere — and shows which sections your question’s wording already touches.

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Answered from the paste — and only the paste

The answer applies your handbook’s own rules to your question — including the arithmetic, like six weeks against a 30-day limit. What the handbook leaves open is listed as a gap, never filled with what companies typically do.

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Check the quotes, then act

Every supporting sentence is quoted verbatim and re-checked against your paste, in your browser, quote by quote. A coverage verdict binds it together: an open question rules out “Answered from handbook”.

What handbooks answer — and how to ask
TopicWhat it coversAsk like

From the source skill’s topic list — a specific question in plain language beats policy jargon: “PTO for part-time employees in California” gets a better answer than “PTO policy”.