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Attorney Workspace

Thread and composer

This is the workspace. Look around — then sign in to run it.

A sample of what each lane returns. Every tool below is real and included with a free account today (early access); the sample cards are labeled so nothing pretends to be your matter.

Ask: “What does § 61.30 provide for child support?”

Sample preview

Signed in, this returns the statute itself — the verbatim, hash-pinned text of § 61.30 with its citation, source link, and law-version hash chip. No paraphrase, no invention: the corpus answers with the law, and the armed AI layer adds claims-validated analysis on top when the owner activates it.

Run: Opposing Counsel Pass™ · on-device

Sample preview

Paste a settlement draft and the adversarial pass attacks it the way opposing counsel would — severity-ranked findings with the triggering passage and the authority behind each attack. It runs entirely in your browser: your document never leaves this device. The same run lane carries cite-check (three verification levels, each named), the word-level redline, and the public-filings structure compare with its accept/deny/edit proposal ledger.

Sign in — free early access

Signed in, this page becomes live: the thread, the engines, the exports.

The workspace is the signed-in professional lane — sign in to ask. Every anonymous tool elsewhere on the platform keeps working without an account.

Engine tier

Answers cite the hash-pinned corpus — verbatim law, or claims-validated analysis when the AI layer is armed. Legal information, not legal advice. Enter sends · Shift+Enter adds a line.