Professional workbook · Law Practice · 3 lessons
In 3 lessons, you’ll take a process from your law firm or company legal department (deadlines, standard contracts, intake) and come away with it specified in the Agent Architect Kit: confidentiality as a fixed constraint, deadlines always escalated to a person, and nothing signed or filed by a machine. No coding, no video.
start now →~21 to 24 min per lesson · assumes the base course · nothing to download
Professional workbook
In legal practice, fear of AI has a name: hallucination. The fear is justified and points to the solution. The agent reads, counts, and prepares; the attorney decides, develops the legal argument, and signs. Citing case law from memory is neither of those: the agent marks it "to verify," and the attorney checks the source.
What you’ll know how to do
Separate preparing from signing with the first-year intern test, and list the ten law firm cases an agent can handle.
Map deadline control and standard contracts in six links, with uncertain calculations turned into a question instead of a date.
Decide on legal governance confidentiality on the first line, attorney-client privilege out of scope, one attorney responsible per row in the matrix.
Build and rehearse the specification in the kit, starting with the law firm preset, with the tough-case battery every firm has already faced.
Who it’s for
it’s for you if
this isn't for you if
Course path
Leave with the list of ten and one of them mapped across six links.
Leave with the permissions matrix and the footer the partner signs.
Leave with the specification assembled in the kit and rehearsed in an AI chat.
This workbook assumes you’ve completed the base course AI Work Architect and uses the Agent Architect Kit with the law practice preset.