Playbook contract review
Clauses compared with your positions; deviations flagged with suggested language.
Tell us the models and the users. We return a configuration sheet and a quote.
Spec a system →Model serving, access control and monitoring on hardware you own.
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Thirty minutes with an engineer: your workflow, your data, and whether custom AI fits.
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Legal work is document work under a duty of confidentiality. We build contract review, clause search and matter-knowledge tools that run on hardware inside your firm, so privileged material never goes to an outside model service.
Lawyers adopt tools that save hours without putting the client relationship at risk. In practice that means a citation to the source document behind every answer, access that follows your ethical walls, and a record of who asked what.
We work with the document and practice management systems you already use, and start with one high-volume task, such as first-pass contract review against your playbook, before widening.
| Typical data | Contracts, pleadings, briefs, correspondence, precedent banks |
|---|---|
| Common systems | Document management, practice management, e-billing |
| Hardware | cstmAI Desk for a practice group; Rack firm-wide |
| Rules in play | Confidentiality duties, ethical walls, client audit requests |
Clauses compared with your positions; deviations flagged with suggested language.
Find how the firm handled a clause before, with links to the documents.
Chronologies and summaries drafted from the file for attorney review.
Key terms from a data room pulled into a review table.
First drafts assembled from approved forms and past work.
Practice notes and internal memos answerable in plain English.

Two weeks: pick the workflow, audit the data, size the hardware, write the evaluation set.
A fixed-scope build against that evaluation set, reviewed every week with your team.
Hardware tested on our bench, then installed and connected on your site.
Your team runs it with our runbooks, or we run it for you.
Search and agents filter results by the permissions in your document management system where the connector supports it, and we test the walls explicitly before launch.
They shouldn't have to take it on trust. Every answer cites the clause or page it came from, and drafts are marked as drafts.
Yes. It runs on hardware in your office or colocation, with no dependence on an outside model service.
Tell us the models you want to run, how many people will use them and where the hardware should live. An engineer replies with a first configuration and the questions that decide the quote.