About this template
Lexara is a drafting room, not a chat window. A person picks an assistant — contract review, legal memo, corporate resolution, negotiation — fills a short intake form, and gets back a piece of work rendered as a document: a white sheet with a running header, a margin column carrying the model and the credits, and the jurisdiction's own disclaimer at the foot. Nine assistants ship configured across contracts, litigation, corporate, labour, compliance and business. Each one carries its own system prompt, its own intake form and its own output format, and each run composes them with the jurisdiction layer — the applicable law, the doctrine and the reasoning method of the country the firm works in. Everything the model is told is editable and inspectable. The administration area edits the system prompt, the user template with its {{placeholders}}, the output format, the intake fields, the model tier and the token budget, and shows the composed instructions exactly as they will be sent. The person running the draft can open the same view from the workbench: nothing is hidden from whoever pays for the run.
Screens included
What already works
Nine assistants, configured
Contract review, clause drafting, legal memo, case strategy, corporate resolution, employment, data protection, negotiation and client letter.
A jurisdiction layer
The applicable law, the doctrine and the reasoning method of one country, prepended to every single run and editable in one place.
The output is a document
Headings, findings tables and redlines typeset on a sheet with a running header, a margin column and the disclaimer — not a chat bubble.
Editable prompts, in the app
System prompt, user template with {{placeholders}}, output format, intake fields, model tier and token budget, all from the admin area.
Nothing hidden
The composed instructions can be read before and after the run, by the person spending the credits.
Matters and documents
Work filed under a matter; files uploaded, text extracted and summarised, then sent into an assistant as context.
Lexara
A drafting room for legal work: nine assistants, each carrying its own jurisdiction layer.
Use this templateIt copies the template into your account as a new project — screens, data and settings. You edit everything afterwards.
What's inside
- Data models
- 7
- Screens
- 12
- Sample records
- 67
- Languages
- DE, EN, ES, FR, PT-BR
What it stores