What the assistant does — and what it doesn't

In every conversation, the assistant introduces itself as an AI.

It lets you speak, asks whether you want to add anything and records your story in your own words.

In "Here's what I understood", it shows who is who, urgency, summary, area, facts and documents for you to confirm or correct.

Once it understands the case, it asks for the right documents and reads photos and PDFs.

It builds the dossier with the source of each piece of information and flags what is still to be confirmed.

It answers about progress, documents and hearings using only your case's data.

Legal questions go to the lawyer.

The case goes to lawyers of the area and the city, and you are the one who chooses.

It summarizes the case's possibilities in plain language, without promising an outcome.

The assistant does not follow the court in real time for you; in the public lookup, some movements may be flagged as inferred automatically by AI, without confirmation from the court.

The agent prepares drafts and nothing goes out without the lawyer's approval.

Every action of the agent is recorded in an audit log.

Drafts go through checks of statutes and precedents; anything that cannot be confirmed is removed or flagged.