Wysh (short for 'web-ysh') is AustLII's original web-based inferencing software. Wysh is being replaced by the new aide software. The following tools for wysh knowledge-base development, and applications developed using wysh, are available:

• The Wysh tutorial. This is the first port of call for determining how to use and run Wysh. You can also download the rtf version.
• A template web page for wysh applications
• Index of wysh tools and applications - mainly test applications, including those on copyright, FOI and privacy laws. Currently being updated.
• The Testbed Swiki - an environment for cooperative development of knowledgbases, which was tested in 1999 in the UNSW law subjects on 'Computerisation of Law'.

Some Wysh rulebases to test:

• The original copyright rulebase
• The original privacy rulebase
• A short rulebase based on s11 of the Freedom of Information Act
• A casebased example: FINDER
• an extended copyright example on the TestbedSwiki
• The Goal Test example from the tutorial

Some other resources:

• The manual start page - use this page to test out rulebases you are writing with wysh