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Classifies the treatment of Competition Compliance Programmes (CCPs) in competition law enforcement documents. Converts PDF input, detects language, analyzes the full document, produces a scratchpad, and populates Output.xlsx. Use when classifying how a CCP is treated as an offence, defence, remedy in a policy document or case/judgment.
Leona ZhangFuture Trainee Solicitor303 tools, newest first
The LawficeDee Swarna · Disputes LawyerThe Lawfice helps consumers work out whether their problem has legal legs and what to do about it. It is an AI-powered tool with a cast of Sims-style agents modelled after The Office, each performing a distinct task: Pam takes your intake and works out what kind of case you have. Dwight pulls the names, dates and keywords that matter. Angela connects to your Gmail and finds the supporting emails herself (using keywords formed from your initial description), or you can upload documents yourself if you prefer. Jim builds a sourced timeline from the evidence. Michael delivers the verdict: pursue it (with a lawyer or independently) or walk away. Oscar drafts any follow-up emails and assembles your full case pack, ready to use or hand to a lawyer.
ChronosDee Swarna · Disputes LawyerAI tool that builds case chronologies instantly. Upload legal documents and automatically extract key events into timelines, exportable as PDF or Word.
Prompting Hand-out for LawyersElgar Weijtmans · Head of TechnologyA modern, user-friendly React application for the prompting guide for lawyers. Built with React, TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS (with shadcn/ui design system).
origami-methodMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions Korea𝗢𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗮𝗺𝗶 𝗠𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗱 Lock a one sentence target Build a context packet: objective, boundaries, definition of done Classify risk high enough to justify strict gates Define creases: inputs, outputs, exclusions Run the workflow: read → analyze → draft → gatekeep, test on real cases, log minimal folds, then lock The Origami Workflow Guide helps design the dedicated prompts you need for repeatable workflows, without improvisation.
AI GRC CopilotMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions KoreaThe AI GRC Copilot helps generate a stack of 30 basic artifacts for use in AI GRC. Not everyone needs every item. If you are running high-risk AI in a grown-up organization, this is the map. Governance is, among other things, a documentation engine that produces decisions and proof. If you cannot point to the artifact, the owner, the control and the log, you do not have governance. You have hope. The prompt will not do the job for you. You supply facts, constraints, decisions and approvals. The model drafts and stress-tests. You own the risk. Delegation is not abdication. 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗟𝗶𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗛𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗻.
RedCap-00Michael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions KoreaRedCap-00 is the first tool in 𝗚𝗥𝗖 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁™: a free public self-check, evidence-capped and conservative by design. Use it to evaluate whether your organization can make real operational choices inside 72 hours under disruption. It focuses on five moves: safe pause, treasury reroute, data switchboard, substitution of critical dependencies, and clean market exit.
GRCnext-CopilotMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions KoreaGRCnext™ Copilot scores evidence-backed “Global Optionality” across critical services (Pipes, Switches, Exits) and outputs dossiers, exit tactics, playbooks, drills, and a 90-day backlog.
Contract-Mechanism-Review-AssistantMichael Paik · Founder, GRC Solutions KoreaThis is the spellbook for the Contract Mechanism Review Assistant. It reads slowly, thinks conservatively, and writes with discipline. It treats every agreement as: a mechanism for risk transfer a business plan in clauses a memorialization of future performance It produces clause-by-clause issue spotting, insert-ready edits, fallback positions, and a short deal-risk summary you can paste into an email.
The project is intended to allow lawyers to create playbooks which are applied against uploaded documents, thereby helping with quick review of documents.
A legal document clause extraction and management system powered by AI. Upload legal documents and automatically extract, organize, and search clauses using artificial intelligence.
Contract SimulatorNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizUpload a contract, select a stress-test scenario, and get a streaming clause-by-clause AI walkthrough of triggered obligations, timelines, and liabilities.
Vulnerability ScannerNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizSelf-hosted web app that scans live websites for security vulnerabilities. 18 scanner modules, real-time SSE streaming, and AI fix prompt export.
AI Governance RegisterNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizAI system registry and governance tracker with EU AI Act risk classification, impact assessments, and a compliance dashboard.
Vibe CheckNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizClaude Code security audit slash command built for vibe coders. 8 audit phases, 40+ tech stack detection, and 77+ real vulnerability patterns.
Legal FlowNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizEnterprise legal operations platform — contract lifecycle, privacy compliance, vendor risk, and team analytics unified in one AI-powered workspace. 6 modules, 30 features, dark/light themes.
Legal Knowledge BaseNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizRAG-powered legal knowledge base for institutional memory. Upload documents and ask natural-language questions to get answers with source citations.
License Compliance ScannerNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizScan dependency manifests for open-source license compliance. Identifies licenses via package registries and SPDX, evaluates against configurable policies.
MixdItNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizPersonal cocktail companion with 1000+ recipes, bar inventory tracking, custom recipe creation, drink history with photos, personal analytics, and smart shopping lists.
GentlrNoam Raz · Deputy General Counsel @ WizAI communication assistant that transforms messages with tone adjustments, clarity improvements, translations, and culture-aware formatting across Slack, Email, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn.
It is an L&D tool to help budding lawyers learn through a gamified experience. You upload case files and it turns the files into a game for learning the essential concepts of that case.
LawvableAntoine Louis · Legal EngineerThe open ecosystem around Agent Skills for law.
I frequently get requests to quickly review a paragraph or two that a client sends in an email. Like most lawyers who live and die with redline I would copy to text and then change format - red, strikethough - and delete text and then change format -green, underlined - to show the changes to the client. I used Google AI Studio to develop an application that allows me to copy the text (or even an image) into a text box, edit in another text box, and show the redline version in another. I can copy the redline as text or an image as well as generate an email that show the redline, explains the changes, and provides the clean text
Fork of Kevin Keller's playbook generator. One of the great parts of being a Legal Quant is that we are cultivating a culture and mindset of seeing someone else's solution and looking for ways to adopt it for your own workflow. I added a web search and gave more options for the LLM (I use an OpenAI compatible proxy for my LLMs).
Gemini Gem developed to assist with developing the PRD and coding instruction for coding assistant that may assist LQ Hackathon participates to generate a starting point for their projects. Gemini Gem at https://gemini.google.com/gem/1dkTy3bsyO2UL6bdhV8NIpptgIIe29hNc?usp=sharing Link to system instructions at https://docs.google.com/document/d/17r6PWMGStv1dGbKwChIPq41e3qc-lWBib7BCloKH05E/edit?usp=sharing
Reviews a contract and extracts out the redline and comments. This is used to generate an issue list that shows the redline, explains the change and provides a recommendation. This was originally developed for my company's own playbook but I have made it generic to allow the user to choose which party they are representing and also provide their own playbook. After the issue list is generated you can download the table and even generate an email to send to one of the people mentioned in the comments. The tagging of the assignee works best is you use an @person or Note to Person in the comment.
Tax Defense StrategistEmmanouil Leivadiotakis · Tax Litigation LawyerLegalStrategy AI: From Raw Ruling to Actionable Defense A sophisticated Proof of Concept (POC) designed to bridge the gap between receiving a court decision and crafting a rebuttal. This "Second Brain" for litigators automates deep fact analysis, timeline generation, and legal issue mapping. Features include a specialized Prescription Detector and a Defense Strategy Mapper that suggests procedural claims based on an integrated jurisprudence database. Export your entire strategy directly to Word to accelerate your filing process.
💡 The problem We’ve all been here: - seeing “in accordance with applicable law” everywhere… but which law exactly? - receiving a contract flooded with redlines with zero explanation - spending days going back and forth, trying to reverse-engineer the counterparty’s rationale then, drafting cross-border contracts while constantly switching between Word and browser tabs worrying we’ve missed something critical I built ClauseWise to tackle exactly these. ⚖️ It helps you: - identify which laws actually apply to your deal - surface relevant regulatory frameworks, including extra-territorial regimes - understand the legal basis and market practice behind clauses - clearly distinguish governing law vs independent regulatory obligations In short, it lays the legal and regulatory foundation for you, so you can negotiate with clarity and confidence. 👩⚖️ Who is this for? - corporate counsel reviewing redlines or drafting agreements - lawyers adapting templates across jurisdictions - anyone who wants to sanity-check if their clauses align with applicable laws As a former dispute lawyer, I would have loved this (especially to cross-check whether my pleadings comply with both substantive and procedural law) to avoid technical mistakes that could get a case struck out from the outset - who knows, we might roll out a separate feature catered to dispute lawyers in my v2 😉 Feel free to try it out here: clause-wise.replit.app
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Visualising merger regulation analysis through an interactive decision tree.
Leona ZhangFuture Trainee SolicitorGovernance infrastructure has a dirty secret: the Delegation of Authority table is a legal fiction dressed up as a control framework. It tells you who should act, not who should act given the risk on the table today. DDAS (Dynamic Delegation of Authority System) is an open-source engine that replaces static approval matrices with a live risk-scoring model. Every transaction, agent action, or governance decision is evaluated against weighted Governance Units, calibrated by value, novelty, reversibility, and institutional exposure. The result is a threshold that moves with the risk, not a column in a spreadsheet that moves with the org chart. Built as a proof of concept, showing that governance is not necessarily equal to bureaucracy and that it can be handled in a manner friendly to the business. Designed to govern humans and agents equally.
Alexios vdSKAssociate General Counsel
A delegation of authority assistant, built in December 2025. It is built on Copilot studio, with a neuro-symbolic path. It will “cross-examine” the user and will not give an answer until it has the right information to fit an activity or document in one of the approval paths. Internal tool, no access available. Demo on demand. Development pipeline (currently not feasible in the CoPilot studio environment): transform into a workflow that routes, gates, executes and follow-ups on approvals with Docusign MCP.
Alexios vdSKAssociate General Counsel
It allows data controllers to create a portfolio of personal data processors. Data processors can claim and enrich their profile. From there a portfolio can be exported and be used as the scaffold for a privacy program.
Sergio MaldonadoTriple-admitted lawyer with a programming background, twice-exited entrepreneurAI Governance, simplified
Sergio MaldonadoTriple-admitted lawyer with a programming background, twice-exited entrepreneur
An agentic workflow that tracks loan applications and flags when internal bank's compliance criteria is not met
Tanya SadoughiAI Lead (Global Banking)
Trade-Law is a skills-based plugin that takes a product description, sometimes just a name, and builds the full classification and compliance analysis from scratch. No templates to fill in, no prior research needed. You describe the product, it produces attorney/broker-reviewable draft work product. What it builds: Full HTS classification Candidate heading identification, GRI 1-6 analysis, Additional U.S. Rules, subheading determination, confidence scoring, and controversy detection, all from the product description alone. CROSS ruling research Searches CBP's ruling database directly, evaluates HQ vs. NY authority, traces revocation chains, detects ruling conflicts, and labels evidence quality so reviewers know what's verified vs. identified. CIT/CAFC case law mapping Finds relevant judicial decisions, extracts holdings from slip opinion PDFs, and maps precedent onto classification risk. Complete duty compilation Column 1 General, special program eligibility, Chapter 99 surcharges (301/232/201), AD/CVD checks, MPF/HMF, all verified against live USITC data. Country of origin analysis Marking rules, FTA qualification, TAA compliance, and Section 301 applicability across multi-country supply chains. Compliance review with built-in triggers Automatically flags when human review is required for GRI 3 disputes, conflicting rulings, AD/CVD scope ambiguity, UFLPA risk, and low confidence scores. The design principle You give it a product, it does the legal research, applies the analytical frameworks (interpretive canons, essential character doctrine, principal use tests), and delivers structured output with citations. Not summaries, not suggestions, actual draft work product. How to get started: Open Claude Code and run: /plugin marketplace add juraxis/trade-law /plugin install trade-law@juraxis Example use cases: /trade-law classify "Double-sided adhesive acrylic foam tape for automotive assembly" /trade-law evaluate CIT decisions for "light-emitting diode (LED) backlights" under heading 8539 /trade-law audit compliance risk for "Cold-rolled steel sheets from South Korea" including AD/CVD and Section 232 status
M. Onur KafkasGovernment LawyerKey Features: AI-assisted application generation | Comprehensive expenditure tracking | AI-guided success rating Summary of tool: A single Platform to document R&D activities and generate R&D applications with AI rating and suggestions to improve quality of the application against success criteria.
Tristan TanTax Lawyer and Chartered AccountantKey Features: CFO Dashboard | Automated ATO benchmarking | Filenote Generation. Summary of tool: Track intercompany agreements and run tax analysis on loans to ensure compliance with Australian regulatory requirements.
Tristan TanTax Lawyer and Chartered AccountantKey Features: Stamp Duty & Land Tax calculator | State legislation compendium Summary of tool: Calculate multi-state stamp duty for multistate land rich funds. Search stamp duty and land tax rates.
Tristan TanTax Lawyer and Chartered AccountantAI agents are making consequential decisions right now — and there's no standard way to prove what they decided, why, or whether it was right. That's a governance crisis hiding in plain sight. Credit approvals. Compliance checks. Income verification. All running autonomously. And if a regulator asks "prove your agent made the right call" — most teams have nothing defensible to hand over. Logs aren't governance. A stack of JSON isn't an audit trail. What's missing is a formal, tamper-evident record of autonomous decision-making — the reasoning, the policy version, the evidence, whether multiple agents reached the same conclusion independently.
Ken PrioreDeputy General Counsel- Engineering, Product IP & Partner- Docusign
This is a Claude based research tool to help triage Nevada professional responsibility questions against the Nevada Rules of Professional Conduct (NRPC), Nevada Supreme Court Rules (SCR Part III), the Disciplinary and Standing Committee Rules of Procedure, and Nevada Formal Ethics Opinions.
Joel KaufmannAssociate Attorney
Pre-flight privilege and work-product check for legal AI prompts. Use when the user is about to send legal content to a third-party AI surface and wants to know whether the prompt risks blowing attorney-client privilege or work-product protection. Returns a SAFE/CAUTION/STOP band with cited factors, a discovery-impact line, and a redacted-safe rewrite.
Emily CabreraAGCThe Problem: Legal risk at tech companies is usually delivered in narrative form, "this is risky, consider mitigations," which leaves business teams without the quantified inputs they need to weigh legal exposure against product value. Product managers and executives asking "should we launch this feature?" get qualitative hedging where they need dollar ranges, probabilities, and comparables. Meanwhile, the research required to price a risk accurately (settlement history, AG and federal enforcement patterns, pending legislation, peer company outcomes, political climate) is scattered across dozens of repositories and typically compressed into one lawyer's gut read. The Tool: The Legal Risk Pricer is a multi-agent orchestrator that turns a scenario (a feature, policy, contract position, or regulatory change) into a quantified risk assessment non-lawyers can act on. It runs a three-layer intake to build a confirmed Research Brief, then deploys six parallel research subagents against mandatory repositories (settlements, state AGs, federal enforcers, state legislation, industry news, and comparable companies), consolidates their findings into a dossier, and feeds it to a dedicated scoring agent that produces structured JSON across four dimensions (vulnerability, damage magnitude, enforcement likelihood, asymmetry) and three complementary formulas (expected value, structural exposure, severity × likelihood). A mandatory QA agent audits for arithmetic errors, hallucinated citations, and framing before the orchestrator assembles a Slack-ready summary, an interactive HTML report with mitigation modeling and enforcer cascades, and a persistent risk register for portfolio-level comparison, giving business teams the same kind of pricing rigor finance applies to capital allocation.
Marco CrocettiSenior Counsel
Two live legal-AI compliance pipelines on querylex.com: 1. Economic Sanctions Advisor — automated screening across EU / US / UN consolidated lists, 5 languages, agentic RAG with cited sources. 2. AI Act Risk Classification — Article 6 high-risk-system assessment, Annex III mapping, conformity-gate workflow. Built by a practicing economic-sanctions specialist with 150+ entity / 2,000+ screening operational experience at a major engineering group. Published on GitHub.
Andrius PetrenasLegal Counsel & Compliance Manager
Conduct legitimate interest assessments under Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR and generate audit-ready documentation (pdf downlaod) with AI-powered guidance and efficiency.
Oliver Schmidt-PrietzSenior Legal Counsel & practicing AttorneyThe tool was developed using Manus as a legal-tech solution specifically tailored to the Uruguayan regulatory and procedural framework. It systematizes statutory obligations, compliance requirements, and procedural deadlines, translating complex legal norms into structured, scenario-based outputs that can be easily applied in practice. Rather than functioning as a mere reference database, the calculator is designed as a decision-support tool. It helps lawyers quickly map factual situations to their corresponding legal consequences, anticipate critical deadlines, and reduce operational risk. By combining automation with legal logic, it enhances reliability, standardization, and efficiency in day-to-day advisory and compliance work.
Lorenzo ProtoCorporate Lawyer
Introducing "The Briefcase" – a personalised legal update app for in‑house counsel A mobile‑first app that asks in‑house lawyers a few targeted questions about their role, industry and jurisdictions, then uses AI to assemble a stream of highly relevant cases, legislation, regulatory guidance and law‑firm insights. Users can choose daily/weekly/monthly digests and train the app with simple thumbs‑up / thumbs‑down feedback so it continually refines what it surfaces. Starting with the UK, Australia and New Zealand, but designed to scale to additional markets and practice areas. Web version coming soon!
Ben JacobsGM, Legal - Strategic Growth and Development @ XeroAI chatbot for Hong Kong Listing Rules — ask a question, get an answer with rule citations
Anissa NgCorporate Lawyer | AI Builder
Interactive tools for EU regulatory compliance and legal technology - Each tool was built with AI assistance to demonstrate how legal professionals can leverage technology for compliance analysis, contract review, and regulatory navigation.
Patrick MunroSenior Legal Counsel | Of Counsel
News engine that curates and summarizes technical legal updates on AI, blockchain, privacy, and cybersecurity from around the world.
Raymond SunTech Lawyer
Interactive platform tracking AI legislation across 195 countries. Maps acts, bills, executive orders, and guidelines globally. Offers embeddable widgets and tiered API keys. 70,000+ active users.
Raymond SunTech Lawyer
An interactive dashboard analyzing 285+ FTC enforcement actions across data privacy, consumer protection, COPPA, and more. Explore cases grouped by year, presidential administration, or regulatory category — with violation breakdowns, bar charts, and downloadable case files for each action.
Rafal Stanislaw FrycIncoming Associate
TechRegParser is an open-source multi-agent system that reads technology regulation statutes and produces a standardized, citation-verified structured extraction. You give it a statute PDF. It gives you back a JSON file where every obligation, definition, and structural element is represented in an identical schema, regardless of which jurisdiction wrote the law or how they formatted it.
Rafal Stanislaw FrycIncoming Associate
Zwiad (Polish for recon/scout) is a regulatory monitoring tool for US privacy, cybersecurity and AI law. It watches the places where new rules or laws get published and turns that noise into a small, verified set of reports that are easier to read. The system runs as a multi-agent pipeline on top of Claude Code.
Rafal Stanislaw FrycIncoming Associate
els_snapshot_today.py outputs an html file (ELS_snapshot_today.html) that provides a dashboard of how long FCC experimental license grants take, with license processing times statistics for drones (UAVs), satellites, and all experimental licenses.
Alice Suh JouChief of Staff
els_granted_today.py Scrapes all FCC ELS applications with status Granted from 01/01/2026 through today, classifies them by application type, and writes a polished HTML dashboard.
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