Read the instrument
Drop SPV-Credit-Agt.pdf into the matter. The session clones the pack into an isolated machine. The document is context, not a paste into a prompt box.
Solutions·Legal
Legal AI you can truly own.
Neuro Legal Stuff is the legal function on Neuro OS: a matter-scoped assistant that reads the pack, cites the page, runs the workflow, and drafts the instrument — on machines you control. Privilege, residency, and the prompt stay with the firm.
AssistantReads the pack, cites the page, drafts the instrument
ProjectsMatter-scoped: NDAs, SPAs, leases, diligence
Tabular reviewHundreds of docs in parallel, every cell cited
WorkflowsCP checklists, NDA review, research memos — one click
The handoff
The review that never reaches a junior.
Credit agreements, SPAs, NDAs, leases, diligence packs. Work that is well-specified, individually heavy, and collectively why the close slips. Neuro Legal Stuff takes the pack, runs the proven workflow, and leaves a cited artifact — not a chat you cannot defend.
Apply a workflow
Generate CP Checklist. Credit Agreement Review. NDA Review. Change-of-control. The prompt is a saved skill the firm already trusts — juniors run it in one click.
Cite every cell
Tabular review extracts across the pack in parallel. Every answer points at a page and a quote. No hallucinated cells. No dead links.
Leave a file
Conditions Precedent Checklist.docx lands on the task. Draft from template. Legal research memorandum. The output is an artifact a partner can open — not a transcript.
Four surfaces, one matter
Assistant. Projects. Tabular review. Workflows. Not four disconnected tools.
Typical legal AI is a chat in one tab, a spreadsheet in another, and a lawyer still stitching the result. On Neuro OS it is one role on the org chart, one project, one review gate.
Assistant
A chat interface that reads your documents, gives grounded citations, researches case law, runs multi-step workflows, and drafts and edits contracts end-to-end.
Projects
Matter-scoped workspaces. Upload credit agreements, SPAs, leases, and diligence packs into a project; the assistant keeps full context across every conversation and every document.
Tabular review
Spreadsheet-style extraction across hundreds of documents in parallel. Every cell is verifiably cited back to a page and a quote, with no hallucinated answers or dead links.
Workflows
Save proven prompts as reusable workflows, including CP checklists, credit agreement summaries, and change-of-control reviews. Create firm-wide templates your juniors can run in one click.
A matter
Projects › NDAs. Documents, chats, tabular reviews — one workspace.
The pack is files. The review is a grid. The draft is a change on a branch. Nothing about the matter lives only in a chat you cannot export.
The grid
Same question, six instruments, every cell cited.
“Definition of Confidential Information.” Unilateral or mutual. Broad or oral-or-written. The junior used to rebuild this table. The workflow fills it, and each cell still has to survive a click-through to the quote.
The library
Workflows the firm already ran once — then never typed again.
A prompt that worked on Tuesday is a skill on Wednesday. Create firm-wide templates. A first-year runs them. A partner still reviews the file.
Credit Agreement Review
Summaries, baskets, and the CP list from the facility agreement — cited back into the PDF.
Commercial Lease Review
Term, rent, repair, assignment. The grid, not a recap in chat.
Share Purchase Agreement Review
Warranties, MAC, leakages. Change-of-control next to the clause that actually says it.
NDA Review
Direction, definition, residual, term. Across the stack in one tabular pass.
Draft Conditions Precedent Checklist
Read the credit agreement. Emit the CP checklist as a file the closing binder already expects.
Draft from Template
The firm’s precedent, not a model’s idea of a precedent. Variables filled; the rest is still your paper.
Legal Research Memorandum
Case law in, memo out, with the authorities attached — not a paragraph you cannot Shepardize.
Excel and PowerPoint in the pack
The library is not PDF-only. Spreadsheets and decks sit in the same matter as the SPA.
Why it stays yours
Privilege survives because the pack never leaves.
Your perimeter
Documents never leave the machines you control. Compliance, residency, and privilege stay with the firm — cloud, VPC, or your own metal.
Your workflows
Practice-specific skills, the firm’s DMS, the firm’s precedent. A prompt that worked is a file the next junior can run in one click.
Your trail
What was read, which workflow ran, who approved the send. There is no path to the other side that skips the record.
Your keys
You choose the model. Connector credentials stay server-side. The agent sees the document, not the secret that fetched it.
How it compares
A prompt box is not a legal function.
| Typical legal chatbot | Neuro Legal Stuff | |
|---|---|---|
| Context | One paste, one window, lost tomorrow. | Matter workspace. Every doc in the pack stays in the session. |
| Citations | A confident sentence. Maybe a page number. | Every cell cites a page and a quote. Dead links are a bug, not a feature. |
| Review | You rebuild the comparison table. | Tabular review across hundreds of documents in parallel. |
| Repeat work | Re-type the prompt that worked last Friday. | A workflow the firm saved. Juniors run it. Partners review the file. |
| Drafting | Text in chat. You copy it out. | A .docx on the task, from the template you already use. |
| Data | The vendor’s cloud, the vendor’s prompt. | Self-host. Your keys. Privilege stays inside the perimeter. |
How it runs
On demand, at the gate, and on the heartbeat before close.
“CP checklist from this facility agreement”
Ask in the matter thread. The session reads the PDF, runs the workflow, and attaches Conditions Precedent Checklist.docx.
It stops before anything leaves the firm
Set send-outbound and file-to-DMS to Ask. You see the draft and the destination. Approve and the same session finishes.
The closing binder, overnight
A heartbeat re-runs tabular review when a new mark-up lands, and parks the diff for the partner before anyone is at a desk.
Control
A leaked pack is a privilege event.
Legal is where an autonomous mistake is a letter to the other side. Be precise about the defaults.
Outbound is Ask until you say otherwise
For a legal project the first thing to do is set send, share, and DMS-write to Ask. We are telling you this rather than letting you assume the safer default was chosen for you.
The bot token never enters the sandbox
Connector credentials are brokered server-side. The agent sees the document. It does not see the key that fetched it.
Nothing merges itself
The draft is a file on a branch. It reaches the closing binder only through a change a person reviews.
The same platform
The other teams
One project, one set of connectors, one memory that compounds. Legal is a role on the same org chart.
Legal OSOur Legal OS product in Services
SalesDrafts, not sends — briefs and CRM hygiene
MarketingDrafts, then a yes, then the post
AI Search AnalyticsWhat AI answers — and what to change
OperationsRoutines run checklists; humans handle exceptions
FinanceCaps, receipts, and reporting packs
SupportAround-the-clock triage with named escalations
EngineeringIssue → PR on heartbeats, QA before merge
HRThe coordination — never the decision about a person
ITRunbooks that execute — and you approve the writes
Data ScienceAn analysis you can re-run — with the query attached
DesignImages, slides, and brand boards as tasks
“A prompt box is not a legal function. Matters, citations, workflows you own — and nothing leaves the firm without a yes.”
Start with a matter. Keep the pack inside.
Any model, your keys. Neuro OS on your cloud, your VPC, or your own network. Documents never have to leave.