Cicero

/ Overview

Cicero sits at the part of legal work that never fits a template: the inbound that arrives as a forwarded thread, a counterparty’s paper, a half-written playbook, and a one-line ask. It collects that context and turns it into something a lawyer can act on.

The goal is not to replace judgment but to remove the mechanical cost around it — so the expensive hour is spent deciding, not assembling.

/ What it does

• Ingests email threads, third-party contracts, and reference playbooks into a single matter view.
• Generates redlines and issue lists grounded in the playbook, with every change traceable to a source.
• Drafts memos and summaries that carry citations back to the underlying documents.
• Keeps matter context — versions, decisions, and open questions — in one place.

/ Approach

Built around verification rather than blind generation: outputs are structured so a reviewer can confirm them quickly, and nothing is asserted without a trail back to the document it came from. Confidentiality and reproducibility are first-class constraints, not afterthoughts.