Legal teams
A shared AI agent for lawyers drafting a contract
Vrittara lets a legal team draft or review a contract with one shared AI agent. The agent brackets every name, date, amount and jurisdiction it was not given, flags departures for counsel instead of deciding them, and the draft cannot be approved until the parties and governing law are confirmed.
The problem with AI drafting in isolation
Contracts pass between associates, counsel and the business. When one person drafts with a private AI assistant, nobody else can see what was assumed, and an invented clause or jurisdiction is easy to miss.
How the team drafts together
Start from Draft a contract or Review a contract. The agent numbers clauses, never invents a statute, case, jurisdiction or party detail, and ends with open points for counsel. Everything it produces is a draft for qualified counsel, not legal advice, and every version is kept so comments still make sense after a redraft.
Draft a contract
A first draft to the team's positions, with every gap bracketed.
Before anyone can approve the result, a reviewer confirms:
- Party names, addresses and signatories are correct
- Governing law and jurisdiction were confirmed by counsel
- Every bracketed gap was filled or deliberately left for negotiation
- Counsel has read every clause flagged as a departure
Review a contract
Clause-by-clause issue list against the team's positions.
Before anyone can approve the result, a reviewer confirms:
- Every clause number cited was checked against the document
- Counsel decided on each flagged departure
- Nothing in the issue list is presented as legal advice
More on shared agents
Common questions
- Is the agent's output legal advice?
- No. The legal playbooks produce drafts and issue lists for qualified counsel, and a reviewer must confirm nothing in the output is presented as legal advice.
- What must be checked before a contract draft is approved?
- Party names, addresses and signatories, governing law and jurisdiction confirmed by counsel, every bracketed gap filled or deliberately left, and counsel having read every clause flagged as a departure.