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Professional deep dive

Build applied AI capability for legal work.

Learn, use, and build with AI through contracts, research, legal operations, workflows, and decisions where your professional judgment matters.

Start with the limited free experience. No technical background required.

What you will practice

Applied from the beginning.

  • Direct AI with legal context, sources, standards, and review boundaries.
  • Turn recurring legal work into reusable prompts, projects, scripts, and systems.
  • Evaluate outputs for accuracy, confidentiality, and professional responsibility.

What becomes visible

Capability you can show.

  • 01Useful artifacts shaped around real legal work.
  • 02Evidence of applied AI judgment—not a completion badge alone.
  • 03A repeatable way to keep building after the path ends.

Reference builds

See what you will build here.

10 exemplar repositories anchor this path. Each one is designed as a working demo, a template you can adapt, and a reference for your own capstone. Each build is marked for the setting it serves, so you can start with the ones that match your practice.

  1. contract-tabulator
    Both01

    Turns a stack of contracts into a review grid where every cell carries the source snippet that backs it. The anchor build for the contract-review module: nothing gets asserted without its source.

  2. nda-playbook-review
    Both02

    Compares an NDA against a YAML playbook and flags deviations with fallback language. Swap the playbook file and it applies your standards, your way.

  3. citation-ledger
    Firm03

    Checks quoted propositions against their sources and shows pass or fail provenance for each one. Trust work: a citation either holds or it is flagged.

  4. reg-change-to-board-pack
    In-house04

    Watches a regulatory change, assesses policy impact, assigns owners, and drafts the board update. A human approval gate is part of the design, not an afterthought.

  5. pleadings-matrix
    Firm05

    Maps each allegation in a pleading to the responses and evidence that answer it. Litigation visibility in one matrix instead of a dozen documents.

  6. conflicts-screen
    Firm06

    Screens a prospective matter against the client base and its corporate family tree, resolving aliases and showing the rule behind every match. It reports what it searched and routes each disposition to a person: a screen is diligence support, never clearance.

  7. matter-intake-triage
    Both07

    Classifies an incoming matter, names the facts still missing, scores it against a rubric you can read, and routes it with an owner. Swap one rubric file to move between firm new-client intake and in-house request intake.

  8. matter-insights-map
    Both08

    Reads a matter file for the people, deadlines, amounts, promises, and evidence inside it, then drafts a memo and an unsent review email. The companion build to the matter-insights module.

  9. redline-explainer
    Both09

    Compares two versions of an agreement and separates the changes that matter from renumbering noise. It also catches stale cross-references that no diff can see, including a reference that now points at the wrong section.

  10. data-room-qc
    Both10

    Checks a data room for missing and misfiled documents and produces a request list. No finding rests on absence alone: each one cites either a document that says the missing file should exist, or the rule a reviewer wrote.

Part of the exemplar roadmap. Repos and demos are added as they ship.