Discovery readswhile the firm sleeps
A contract-review pipeline over privileged files that never leave the building — because they legally cannot.
Routing client files through a cloud model risks the privilege itself. On premises, the question never arises.
The day, step by step
Each step names the tool and the model doing the work — all from the verified catalog.
- 19:00Docling pipeline · local OCR
Intake
The day's documents land in a watched folder — scans included. OCR converts everything to searchable text, on the box.
- 20:00OpenClaw · DeepSeek V4 Flash, 131K context
First-pass review
Each contract is read against the firm's checklist: parties, terms, unusual clauses, missing schedules — flagged with the exact passage cited.
- 23:00AnythingLLM · local embeddings
Cross-matter search
New documents are indexed into the private retrieval store; conflicts and related-matter hits surface automatically.
- 07:30OpenClaw · DeepSeek V4 Flash
Partner's morning memo
One memo per matter: what came in, what the review flagged, what needs privileged human judgement. Sources linked, nothing summarised away.
The stack, pre-installed
- DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731
- OpenClaw
- AnythingLLM
- Docling OCR
- Open WebUI (per-partner accounts)
The honest caveat
This assists review; it does not replace privileged judgement. The machine flags and cites — the lawyer decides. Air-gap configuration available where chambers policy requires it.
This arrives working — models loaded, agents wired, your team walked through it.
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