The Attorney Workspace
Three engines, grounded foundations, and a decision workstation — in one place
The firm console's chat-first center: ask the desk assistant, run reviews, redlines, cite-checks, and the Opposing Counsel Pass™ on your choice of engine, cross-examine two engines with dual consensus, ground litigation drafts on real public filings, and decide every proposed change with a click. Work product for your review, always.
Opus 5
ShippedThe default engine for every operation — deep structured reviews on the platform's source-locked Florida corpus.
Included with the workstation AI plans
ChatGPT 5.6 Sol
Owner-gatedA second, independent engine line — and the other half of the dual consensus mode.
Included with the workstation AI plans
Fable 5
Owner-gatedThe maximum-depth tier for the heaviest documents.
Per-document upgrade — priced at activation
⚡ Dual consensus
Both engines run the same document independently; the workspace cross-compares deterministically — agreements, divergences with both severity ratings, and each engine's minority findings, never silently resolved. Dual fees are simply the sum of the engines they pair.
Every result carries its citation check
Statute and rule citations verify against the source-locked Florida library; case citations are existence-checked when a citator is connected — and anything unverified says so, plainly.
Keep in mind: Every result is work product for your own review on a paid matter; the citation panel verifies statutes against the corpus and cases for existence only. Capabilities, limits and refusals →
Inspect the example
The attorney workspace
How: Coverage manifests on every workspace run
How: Revision decisions kept against their exact base text
How: The citation check on every result
A run reads only the files you select and says how much of each it read. It never calls a review of part of a file a complete review.
From the Rivera family's estate plan — a fictional matter at Meadow & Grove, P.A., a demonstration firm. Sample data only.
Grounded on real filings, pinned
For litigation-class documents, the workspace searches Florida's federal districts and the Eleventh Circuit for real filings of the same document type, shows who filed each one, pins the exact text with a cryptographic hash, and grounds drafting and analysis on their structure — never their words, never their parties. No foundation means no run and no charge.
Accept, reject, or write your own
Every redline becomes a decision list: each proposed change carries its rationale, you accept, reject, or write your own replacement, and the final builds deterministically — clean copy, a marked version, and a real tracked-changes Word file the other side can accept or reject natively.
Engines not yet active on a deployment appear in the workspace disabled, labeled with exactly what activates them — nothing is simulated.
The interactive preview
The real workspace components with sample data. The decision workstation is fully playable; engine runs show where they would happen. Nothing here is a live matter.