My Agent Did the Legal Work. The Benchmark Gave It Zero.
Somewhere in my benchmark results sits a complete legal memorandum. Fifty-eight kilobytes of finished work: issues identified, analysis done,
Lawyers Are Building. Just Not On Each Other's Code.
Mike got 2,657 stars in eleven days and six merged pull requests. The LegalQuants directory has 112 lawyer-coders and one repo that cleared the bar — mine. Legal open source isn't a community yet. It's a federation of solo-author archipelagos.
Two Files, One Workflow. No Code. Just Cowork.
I thought Cowork was a poor man's Claude Code. Building CoDraft changed that. Two text files in a folder — and when you open it in Cowork, you get a complete workflow. Here's how to build your own.
So you want to Claude Cowork the Legal Plugin?: A Guide
Legal Tech panicked when Anthropic released their legal plugin, but missed the real story: it's open source and customizable. This hands-on guide shows you how to create jurisdiction-specific templates—like a Singapore PDPA DSAR response—and encode your own decision-making logic.
