I built contract and document assistants to explore how retrieval can help users inspect source material. Try the sample questions, follow the citations, and judge the results for yourself.
Query a sample portfolio for clauses about obligations, renewal, termination and risk. Check each answer against the original text.
Upload documents into a session and ask grounded questions about their contents.
Citation quality, retrieval scope and missing context matter. The assistant cannot establish the legal meaning of your contract on its own.
No. Contract Intelligence is a document retrieval project, not a lawyer. Read the cited source clauses and consult a qualified professional for legal interpretation.
Try questions against the sample contract portfolio in Contract Intelligence, or use the Custom Document Bot to explore documents you upload. Avoid uploading material you are not authorised to share.
No. These are projects I developed myself to explore document retrieval and evidence-linked answers. This page does not claim a law firm has deployed them or achieved a particular return.