Your legal team's AI workforce.

Agents receive requests, apply your standards and draft responses. Your team handles what needs your judgement.

AI agents for in-house legal teams.

Perform work where it happens

Agents respond to inbound requests in Teams, Slack, email, or wherever else the business asks for legal. They also run on schedule for matters that repeat.

Scale your team's institutional thinking

Each Agent is assembled by your team from instructions, knowledge, skills, and memory. Built to handle the work the way you would.

Keep your legal team in the loop

Agents finish the work. Your team handles what needs your judgement. Every escalation comes back with the reasoning.

Record every step Wordsmith takes

Logged with timestamp and source. Every clause checked. Built to hold up to procurement, auditors and regulators.

Use cases

Sales Contract Agent

Reviews incoming sales contracts against your negotiation playbook and drafts the counter-position. You see only the ones that cross a red line; the rest go back to sales as ready-to-send replies.

NDA Agent

Drafts and triages NDAs against your standard playbook, applying your usual terms automatically. Routine NDAs turn around without your involvement; non-standard counter-positions come to you for sign-off.

Procurement Agent

Triages tool requests from the business, checks for existing licences, and reviews new vendor contracts against your procurement playbook. Auto-handles routine purchases and redirects duplicates; escalates anything that crosses your value threshold.

Privacy Agent

Runs privacy reviews on new vendors, products, and data flows. Draft DPIAs, flag cross-border transfers, and generate jurisdictional addenda. Routine assessments are handled end-to-end; anything outside your privacy playbook comes to you.

HR Agent

Handles incoming HR legal requests across employment paperwork, restrictive covenants, and separations, applying your employment playbook. Returns ready-to-send responses to HR for the routine ones; escalates to you when a matter is sensitive or non-standard.

Matter Triage Agent

Summarises matters across the team, prepares board materials, and prioritises incoming work for the function. Surfaces what needs your attention this week and what can wait, with the context behind each call.

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FEATURE SECTION

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Intake

Capture every contract review request automatically, triage by priority, and route to the right person from any channel.

Contract Review

Once drafted, Wordsmith reviews against your playbook automatically. Redlines aligned to your positions, every time.

Repositories

The knowledge base your assistant draws from. Your guidance, your precedents, your positions. Organized, searchable, and always current.

FAQ SECTION

Frequently asked questions

We've compiled the most important information to help you get the most out of your experience. Can't find what you're looking for? Contact us.

What can a legal AI agent actually do?

A Wordsmith Agent handles end-to-end legal tasks: reviewing inbound contracts against your playbook, drafting NDAs, answering legal questions from Slack or email, triaging requests by risk level, and escalating only what needs your judgement. Agents run continuously, handling the routine so your lawyers focus on the complex.

What does 'agentic' actually mean in legal AI?

Agentic means the AI takes multi-step actions autonomously, not just answering a single question. A Wordsmith Agent receives a request, retrieves the relevant context, applies your playbook, drafts a response or redline, and routes it for approval or sends it — all without human intervention at each step.

Aren't AI agents just smarter chatbots?

No. Chatbots respond to single prompts. Agents plan and execute multi-step workflows, remember context across a matter, use tools (search, document generation, email), and act on behalf of your team within defined guardrails. The difference is autonomy and workflow depth, not just response quality.

Is Wordsmith built for law firms or in-house teams?

Wordsmith is built exclusively for in-house legal teams. The workflows, playbooks, and agent types are designed around the needs of General Counsel, legal operations leaders, and in-house lawyers — not law firm billing models or matter management for external counsel.

How much setup does an Agent need from our team?

Most Agents are live within days. You provide instructions (what the Agent should do), connect your knowledge base (policies, playbooks, precedents), and configure the channels it works in (Slack, email, Teams). Wordsmith's team supports the initial configuration and can pre-build standard agent types for your function.

What kinds of work can Agents handle for us?

Contract review and redlining, NDA triage, vendor agreement assessment, privacy reviews and DPIAs, employment paperwork, legal question answering, matter triage, board material preparation, and scheduled compliance checks. If it is a defined, repeating legal task, an Agent can handle it.

What does Wordsmith plug into?

Wordsmith connects to Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, SharePoint, Google Drive, and your existing contract management systems. Agents operate wherever your business asks for legal — they do not require the business to change how they work.

Do Agents make decisions on their own?

Agents act within guardrails your team defines. For routine, low-risk work they can be set to handle end-to-end with no human in the loop. For anything outside those parameters, they escalate with full context and reasoning. Your team always decides how much autonomy each Agent has.

How is this different from Harvey or Claude Legal?

Harvey and similar tools are primarily co-pilot tools — they assist lawyers on tasks. Wordsmith Agents operate autonomously on defined workflows, handling work end-to-end rather than assisting at the prompt level. Wordsmith is also built exclusively for in-house teams, with playbooks, intake, repositories, and agents that form a complete operating system for the legal function.

How long does it take to get an Agent running?

Standard agent types (NDA review, contract triage, legal Q&A) can be live within a week. Custom agents built around your specific workflows typically take two to four weeks, including playbook setup, knowledge base connection, and integration testing.