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Drafts with approval — and checked citations.

From an outline proposal through section drafts to a versioned DOCX. Every citation is checked automatically against official sources — no invented case numbers.

End-to-end with approval

Outline, draft, version — you approve

The agent proposes an outline first. Only after your approval does it draft the sections and render a versioned DOCX. Revision loops until the final version.

  • Approval gate before full drafting.
  • Versioned drafts (v1, v2, …).
  • For contracts too — clause by clause, jurisdiction-appropriate.
  1. Outline proposed
  2. Outline approvalApproval required
  3. Sections drafted
  4. DOCX v2 rendered
  5. Citation check: citations checked
What the draft is built from

Not from nothing — from your case file

Before the first sentence exists, the agent reads this file's fact network: parties, dates, amounts and how they relate, each with its source passage in the original document. The finished run states how many facts, links and documents actually went in — you never approve what you cannot trace.

  • Facts and relationships from the case fact graph, not from a keyword search.
  • Source record on the run: how many facts, links and documents — and what was truncated.
  • Legal bases you adopted go in as their own labelled block.
Source recordon the finished run
  • Facts: 34 · Links: 12 · Documents: 7
  • read verbatim: 4 — 3 via the summary
  • 1 document without readable text — stated explicitly
Anti-hallucination

Every citation is checked

After drafting, the citation check automatically extracts all citations (case numbers, statutes) and verifies them against official sources — depending on jurisdiction. Unsourced items are flagged.

  • Verified citations are confirmed, doubtful ones flagged.
  • Jurisdiction-dependent sources (e.g. OpenLegalData, others).
  • § 4 KSchGStatute confirmed
  • § 130 BGBStatute confirmed
  • BAG, case no. … (unsourced)Not verifiable — check before use
Opponent response

Reply to the opposing brief

The agent analyses the opposing brief, identifies motions, legal bases and weaknesses, and drafts a structured reply.

  • Opponent's motions and legal bases extracted.
  • Weaknesses and a reply line suggested.
Reply (draft)Draft
  • Opponent's motions summarised
  • Legal bases identified
  • Weaknesses flagged
  • Structured reply suggested

Agents in this workflow

End-to-end brief: outline (with approval), section drafts, versioned DOCX, revision loops.

Filing agent

Contract draft clause by clause per jurisdiction and customary structure — same outline-draft-approval flow.

Contract agent

Extracts citations from the draft and verifies them against official sources — protection against hallucinated references.

Citation check

Analyses the opposing brief and drafts a structured reply.

Reply agent

Control & safety

  • Approval gates before full drafting — nothing is sent without you.
  • Citations are checked automatically (anti-hallucination).
  • Versioned drafts, traceable at any time.
  • Multilingual and jurisdiction-aware — no hardcoded DE.
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