How to query U.S. Courts with AgentQL
Looking for a better way to query U.S. Courts? Say goodbye to fragile XPath or DOM selectors that easily break with website updates. AI-powered AgentQL ensures consistent data querying across various platforms, from U.S. Courts to any other website, regardless of UI changes.
Not just for U.S. Courts
Smart selectors work anywhere
https://uscourts.gov/
URL
Input any webpage.
{
court_directory[] {
court_name
court_location
}
}
Query
Describe data in natural language.
{
"court_directory": [
{
"court_name": "United States District Court for the District of Columbia",
"court_location": "Washington, DC"
}
]
}
Returns
Receive accurate output in seconds.
How to use AgentQL on U.S. Courts



1
Install the SDK
Install code for JS and Python
npm install agentql
pip3 install agentql
3
Run your script
Install code for both JS and Python
agentql init
python example.py
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