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Step 2 of the lint, and the one that returns findings. Pass the activities and jurisdictions set_profile validated, and get lint-style findings: which obligations apply, with severity (warn/info), citation, as_of_date, staleness, and confidence. warn: a live obligation binds the profile (obligation), a posture finding needs attention (posture), or LexLint lacks current data for a declared jurisdiction (coverage). info: context rather than a live duty, and kind says which of three kinds it is: an instrument LexLint cannot say is currently binding (pending), a jurisdiction-wide statement of how the local law treats crawling as a whole, binding nobody on its own (posture), or a note about what was not reported (coverage). LexLint never reports error: a lint cannot be sure something is prohibited, so it will not say so. Obligations are matched from AI, scraping and privacy law; age-gating and news-aggregation law are in the corpus and are served by get_law, but carry no activity tags yet, so they raise no obligation finding here. A finding whose instrument has a LexLint page carries note_url; show the citation as a link to it, and never construct that URL yourself. A jurisdiction LexLint has no current data for is a WARNING, never a silent pass, and the passing state is "no basic issues found", never "compliant". This is a lint for catching basic issues early, NOT legal advice and NOT a compliance certification. Costs three upstream requests for any number of declared jurisdictions: it reads the whole published corpus and filters to your declaration in memory, rather than one request per jurisdiction. A repeat lint against a corpus that has not moved since an earlier one can cost fewer, served from this key's own cache. Requires X-API-Key (an UnGovr Open Data key, passed through and metered upstream; get one at https://ungovr.org/settings/api-keys?cli=lexlint).