Workflow Agents
Describe how you work.
Donna does it from now on.
Build it in chat, or assemble the steps yourself. Either way, it runs your way every time, with no one to re-brief.
Due diligence. Matter intake. Contract review.
The processes you run every week. Set one up, and Donna runs it the same way every time.
01 Describe
Brief Donna like a new associate.
Tell Donna what to read, what to look for, what to deliver. The steps appear in the builder as you talk.
02 Refine
Make it yours.
Donna's first pass is a starting point. The whole workflow agent is on one screen: reorder steps, rewrite instructions, swap sources. Nothing goes live until you publish.
03 Publish
The same standard, whoever runs it.
Publish a workflow agent and it's the firm's. Partner, junior, paralegal: whoever runs it gets the same output, and reviews it the same way they always would.
04 Run
You see every step.
Open a matter, run the workflow agent. Donna shows the work as it goes: the documents it reads, the searches it runs, the drafts it writes.
05 Deliver
Cited work, back in your hands.
A chat answer or an editable draft, with every claim traced to its source: a clause, a statute section, a precedent from your library.
Contract review
8/16 Curlewis Street, Bondi: Contract review
3 risks flaggedThe finance condition in special condition 12 expires before the building and pest date1. The Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) requires full vendor disclosure of easements2. An easement over the rear of the lot is not noted in the Vendor disclosure statement3.
- Extend the finance condition past the building and pest date
- Confirm the rear easement and request a vendor amendment
- Check the cooling-off period has not lapsed
Citations
1 Contract of sale.pdf · special condition 12
2 Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW), s 52A
3 Vendor disclosure.pdf
Every matter,
the same care as your first.
Set up your first workflow agent. Donna runs it from then on.