Show HN: Replayable A2A Jury for Tracing Agent Influence on Decisions

A new example project titled **“ai_courtroom”** has been added to the Protolink repository on GitHub (https://github.com/nMaroulis/protolink/tree/main/examples/ai_courtroom). The code demonstrates how the Protolink framework can be employed to simulate a courtroom environment powered by artificial intelligence, showcasing interactions such as evidence presentation, witness questioning, and legal argument generation. The example is intended for developers interested in exploring AI-driven legal simulations and provides a ready‑to‑run setup with documented instructions, sample data, and integration points for natural‑language processing models.

The addition has attracted modest attention on Hacker News, where the submission (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49233306) received seven points but no comments. The community’s response suggests a niche interest in AI applications within the legal domain, while the lack of discussion indicates that the example has yet to generate broader debate or feedback. The repository remains publicly accessible, allowing developers to clone, test, and adapt the AI courtroom scenario for research or educational purposes.