Research from approved sources, verified before it reaches a case.
This capability is planned and is not yet operational. It is described here so that the design, and its limits, are clear from the start.
Sources to case research
- STG-1
Sources
Approved public sources only: legislation, case law and guidance with permitted terms of use.
- STG-2
Research agents
Read, index and summarise new material from those sources on a schedule.
- STG-3
Verification
Citations are checked against the original text. Unverifiable items are flagged, not published.
- STG-4
Knowledge library
A curated, versioned library per jurisdiction, with provenance for every entry.
- STG-5
Case research
Your Case Agent draws on the library when you ask, and cites it alongside your documents.
What the research engine is designed to do
- RES-01Planned
Approved sources only
Legislation, case law and official guidance used under their permitted terms. No scraping of unlicensed sources.
- RES-02Planned
Research agents
Scheduled reading, indexing and summarising of new material from approved sources.
- RES-03Planned
Verification
Citations checked against the original text; unverifiable items are flagged, not published.
- RES-04Planned
Knowledge library
A curated, versioned library per jurisdiction with provenance for every entry.
- RES-05Planned
Case research
Your Case Agent draws on the library when you ask, and cites it alongside your documents.
- Core
- part of the workspace design shipping first
- Early access
- available to early-access workspaces, with limits
- In development
- being integrated and tested; not yet usable
- Planned
- designed; released only after validation
- ▸ Questions answered from your own case documents, with page references
- ▸ Document summaries, extractions and comparisons
- ▸ Timelines, tasks and drafts prepared for review
- ▸ Scheduled research across approved public legal sources
- ▸ Verified, versioned knowledge library per jurisdiction
- ▸ Library citations alongside your documents in Case Agent answers
// Sources are used only under their permitted terms. Some public legal databases restrict computational reuse; those terms are respected, which is one reason this capability is released jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
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