You ask a question. CHLLM refines it with you, investigates across hundreds of sources, then delivers within a few dozen minutes a report where every claim opens onto its source. Nothing to take on faith: everything can be checked.
The action for insufficiency of assets requires a management fault that contributed to the shortfall [art. L. 651-2 C. com.]. Mere negligence by the director has been excluded since the Sapin II law, on a broad reading favourable to directors acting in good faith [Cass. com., 3 Feb. 2021]. The catalogue of faults remains well stocked: missing accounts, carrying on a loss-making business — even when committed during a prior receivership [Cass. com., 22 Jan. 2020].
▸ hover a citation to see its source▸ every citation links to its source, automatic demoA chatbot answers from memory, in seconds: plausible, but unverifiable. CHLLM runs the investigation at the moment you ask — and puts the sources in front of you.
A mode focuses the investigation on the sources that carry authority in a field. Five modes cover the main grounds. You can also build your own.
List the domains you trust. CHLLM favours that scope. Any citation outside it is flagged in the report.
The Orchestrator reads it and refines it with you if needed — two or three questions, not an interrogation. It recommends a depth, you confirm, the investigation starts.
Each digs into its own angle, all at the same time. They cross-check what holds, note where every piece of information comes from, and unearth the questions you had not thought to ask.
Outline, clickable citations, list of sources. Meanwhile, you are elsewhere: the research runs on our servers and the report waits for you. Allow ten minutes to an hour.
Éco dispatches the simple questions. Standard covers most searches. Profond calls on the largest models, for subtle or highly technical subjects. The exact cost is displayed before you launch, and a failed search is not charged.
An AI tool can be wrong. So can CHLLM. The difference: every claim links to its source — you open, you read, you judge. And any citation outside your trusted perimeter is flagged with a ⚠.
Your searches stay private, hosted in the European Union. They only become public if you create a share link — which you can revoke at any time.
50 credits at sign-up — €70 of documentary research, no credit card. Run real searches on your real cases, then judge on the sources.
Granted when you create your account. Test CHLLM on your real files, then decide.
Valid once, for any first registration.A chatbot answers in seconds, from memory or after skimming the web. CHLLM takes tens of minutes: it refines your question, launches several agents in parallel and reads hundreds of real pages. The result is a report where every statement is cited. You can verify what you read.
Every statement links to its source, which you can open and verify. Like any AI tool, CHLLM can be wrong. That is why everything is cited. Cross-check critical information before any decision.
From ten minutes for a quick answer to about an hour for an in-depth study, depending on the level you choose. You can close the tab: the search continues on our servers and the report waits for your return. A notification alerts you if you have enabled them.
CHLLM runs on credits. A search consumes credits according to its depth, and the cost is displayed before every launch. Trial credits are granted at sign-up. After that, you top up with packs, no subscription. A failed search is not charged.
Wherever you decide. Modes focus the search on the sources that carry authority in their field: Légifrance and the Cour de cassation for French law, PubMed for medical questions. The general mode opens the whole web. You can also build your own list of domains. Any citation outside your scope is flagged in the report.
Yes. The framing Assistant reads your question and asks two or three questions if it is ambiguous. It rewrites a precise brief and recommends a level. You confirm or adjust before launch. Framing is free.
Your searches are private and hosted in the European Union. They only become public if you create a share link. You can revoke it at any time.
French or English, your choice on every search. Source excerpts stay in their original language: an English report can quote a French ruling in the text.
No. CHLLM is a documentary research tool. It gathers and cites sources. It gives no legal advice, no medical opinion, no investment recommendation. Professional judgement stays yours.