Plan the work
Convert a legal instruction into a matter-scoped plan with source boundaries, required outputs, and review expectations.
Legeva Agents
Delegate legal work. Keep the judgment.
Agents research, draft, review, and organize work. Lawyers make the call.
What agents do
Agents prepare work, lawyers decide what to rely on
Legeva agents are not positioned as a replacement for legal judgment. They are controlled workflows that help teams prepare, organize, and review work product with a clear human decision path.
Work from approved sources
Retrieve from permitted documents, knowledge, playbooks, and connected systems instead of unsupported open-ended context.
Prepare lawyer-ready output
Assemble drafts, research notes, issue lists, redlines, and structured findings with rationale and source traceability.
Pause for review
Route the output to a human reviewer who can edit, approve, escalate, reject, or preserve the work as evidence.
Describe, execute, review
The agent workflow is visible from the start
The core pattern is deliberately simple and reviewable: describe task, agent executes inside policy, lawyer reviews.
Describe task
Review the target company vendor agreements for assignment, termination, and unusual liability language.
Source scope: data room contractsOutput: diligence findings register
Agent executes
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Plan
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Retrieve
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Prepare
Sources, unresolved assumptions, transformations, and output drafts are captured with the run.
Lawyer reviews
Accept with edits
Escalate exception
Release to matter file
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Describe the legal task
A lawyer or approved team member gives the matter context, source scope, desired output, and review expectation.
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Agent executes inside policy
Legeva plans the work, gathers permitted sources, prepares work product, and records what was used.
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Lawyer reviews and releases
A human reviewer accepts, edits, escalates, or rejects the output with the audit trail preserved.
Agent categories
Coverage for core legal use cases
Legeva organizes agents by the work surface legal teams already recognize, from research and review to transactions, compliance, and legal operations.
Research
Agents that map issues, compare authorities, summarize source positions, and prepare research memos.
Authority mapQuestion answeringResearch memo
Review
Agents that classify documents, find risk signals, prepare issue lists, and support reviewer decisions.
Privilege cuesIssue codingDocument summaries
Drafting
Agents that prepare first drafts, redline positions, clauses, playbook notes, and negotiation briefs.
Clause alternativesRedline prepBrief outline
Transactions
Agents that organize diligence, compare contract portfolios, and prepare structured findings.
Diligence registerChange of control reviewDisclosure support
Compliance
Agents that monitor obligations, compare policies, and assemble control evidence for review.
Regulatory changePolicy gap reviewEvidence pack
Operations
Agents that route intake, summarize demand, prepare status updates, and automate repeatable work.
Request triageMatter updatesQueue analysis
Agent library
Representative agents for legal work
This library shows the initial Legeva agent architecture. Each agent is defined by inputs, outputs, and controls so teams can evaluate fit before deployment.
Research
Research Memorandum Agent
Builds a source-grounded research plan, compares authorities, and prepares a memo draft for lawyer review.
Inputs
Legal questionJurisdictionApproved research sources
Outputs
Issue outlineAuthority tableMemo draft
Controls
Citation reviewSource boundaryAssumption log
Research
Authority Map Agent
Maps favorable, adverse, and unresolved authorities so litigators can evaluate argument strength.
Inputs
Claim or defenseJurisdictionKnown authorities
Outputs
Authority mapConflict notesReview queue
Controls
Human validationCitation trailVersion history
Review
Document Review Agent
Classifies documents against matter-specific issues and prepares reviewer-facing summaries.
Inputs
Document setIssue taxonomyReview instructions
Outputs
Issue tagsExtractsReviewer notes
Controls
Reviewer dispositionConfidence bandsSample checks
Review
Privilege Support Agent
Flags potential privilege indicators and prepares context for an attorney-led privilege decision.
Inputs
CommunicationsCustodian contextPrivilege protocol
Outputs
Potential privilege cuesContext summariesEscalation list
Controls
Attorney decisionProtocol lockAudit evidence
Drafting
Drafting Agent
Prepares a first draft or section revision using approved precedent, matter facts, and style guidance.
Inputs
Draft instructionPrecedentMatter facts
Outputs
Draft sectionRationale notesSource list
Controls
Reviewer approvalPrecedent boundaryChange record
Drafting
Redline Agent
Compares positions, proposes clause edits, and explains negotiation tradeoffs for counsel review.
Inputs
Counterparty draftPlaybookRisk position
Outputs
Redline suggestionsIssue notesNegotiation brief
Controls
Playbook policyMatter approvalRationale trail
Transactions
Diligence Agent
Reviews transaction materials, extracts key findings, and organizes risks into a diligence register.
Inputs
Data room exportsReview checklistDeal context
Outputs
Findings registerRisk notesDocument references
Controls
Reviewer statusSource traceEscalation queue
Transactions
Contract Intelligence Agent
Extracts terms, deviations, renewal obligations, assignment issues, and contract risk patterns.
Inputs
Contract portfolioTerm modelReview policy
Outputs
Structured termsDeviation listPortfolio view
Controls
Field validationAccess policyExport approval
Compliance
Regulatory Monitor Agent
Tracks regulatory changes against approved topics and prepares attorney-reviewed impact notes.
Inputs
Regulatory topicsJurisdictionsPolicies
Outputs
Change summaryImpact noteOwner queue
Controls
Source whitelistLegal reviewPublication hold
Compliance
Policy Gap Agent
Compares policies against legal requirements, control language, and internal standards.
Inputs
Policy setRequirement setControl map
Outputs
Gap listSuggested updatesEvidence packet
Controls
Owner approvalRequirement traceRetention policy
Operations
Intake Routing Agent
Classifies new legal requests, collects missing context, and routes work to the right queue.
Inputs
Request detailsRouting rulesMatter taxonomy
Outputs
Triage summaryMissing factsAssigned workflow
Controls
Routing policyUser confirmationQueue audit
Operations
Operations Analytics Agent
Summarizes legal demand, bottlenecks, review queues, and adoption patterns from actual workflow activity.
Inputs
Workflow eventsMatter dataQueue status
Outputs
Operating summaryBottleneck viewFollow-up list
Controls
No fabricated metricsAdmin visibilityData scope
Governance
Controls are part of the agent, not an afterthought
Agent behavior should be explicit enough for legal leadership, security, and practice teams to evaluate. Legeva exposes the policies that shape each run.
Human review remains the control point
Agents can prepare, organize, draft, and escalate. Final legal reliance stays with the reviewer your team assigns.
Instruction templates define what an agent may attempt.
Source boundaries define which repositories, matters, and documents can be used.
Action policies define whether an agent can draft, summarize, update, export, or only prepare work.
Review gates define who can approve outputs before handoff.
Audit records retain instructions, sources, drafts, reviewer actions, and release decisions.
Agent security
Built for sensitive legal environments
Legal agents need precise access control, constrained actions, auditable outputs, and operational visibility. Legeva treats those as product requirements.
Permission-aware source access
Agents only operate on approved repositories, matters, and documents available to the requesting user or workflow.
Human review gates
High-impact outputs can require named reviewer approval before they leave the workspace or update a system.
Matter-level audit trails
Instructions, retrieved sources, transformations, draft versions, reviewer actions, and handoffs can be traced.
Deployment governance
Administrators can stage agents, constrain actions, define retention expectations, and monitor usage patterns.
Agent evaluation
Start with one legal workflow and the controls it requires.
Bring a research question, review protocol, diligence checklist, drafting playbook, or legal operations workflow. Legeva can be framed around the source boundaries and review gates your team needs.
Opens an email to contact@legeva.com. Share the agent workflow, source boundary, and reviewer role you want to test.