Worked example
An agent that researches and drafts on your real matters, citing only what it can verify — so junior hours move from review to judgement.
Educate, Build, and Run — applied to the document-heavy, judgement-bound work of a law firm. The offering's the same; here's how it lands in legal.
This is one way in, not the whole list — we work in any industry where the workflow fits. Don't see yours? Book a scope call.
Document review · research with verifiable citations · first-pass drafting in your house style · matter correspondence. Each one is judgement-bound — the solicitor decides; the agent drafts, cites, and hands off for review.
Get your solicitors fluent at directing AI: what to delegate, and how to catch a fabricated citation.
Explore Educate →Your own research-and-drafting agent, built on one of your own matter-types — and yours to keep.
Explore Build →Which one fits depends on where your problem sits — that’s what the matrix is for. See how it works →
Which door depends on where your firm is. If your solicitors aren't yet confident directing AI — knowing what to delegate, how to catch a fabricated citation — that's Educate. If you have a document-heavy matter-type ready for an agent and you want to own it, that's Build. We'll frame yours on a scope call.
Illustrative — a representative problem and how we'd approach it, not a past client engagement.
An agent that researches and drafts on your real matters, citing only what it can verify — so junior hours move from review to judgement.
An agent that reads each new-matter enquiry, runs the conflicts check and routes it — so fee-earners open a triaged matter, not a raw inbox.
The outcome we'd target: your people's hours moving off repetitive drafting and onto judgement — every AI-assisted output reviewable, citable, and logged. We'd prove quality parity on your work before go-live.
Professional-conduct traceability · legal-professional-privilege preserved in how prompts are handled · Privacy Act readiness · per-matter audit export. Auditable by design.