Pilotprocurement claims01
Prepare a first structured draft
Configure an agent around your templates, examples, research sources, and operating instructions to help prepare procurement claims and related work product.
■ Legal pilot AB-LAW · field system
Put a supervised agent behind repetitive legal work.
Agent Barn provides the runtime, access controls, templates, integrations, and activity history needed to operate role-specific legal agents. Pilot workflows include procurement claims, precedent search, document review, and email intake.
- Runtimes
- Hermes + OpenClaw
- Platforms
- Slack · Teams · Telegram
- Configuration
- Templates + skills
- Visibility
- Activity + costs
Legal work needs context, traceability, and human judgment.
A general chatbot is not a legal operating system. A useful deployment needs a defined role, firm-specific instructions, controlled access to source systems, visible activity, and a clear human operating procedure around consequential work.
Pilot workflows built around your practice.
Pilotprecedent search02
Find relevant material faster
Connect document and knowledge sources so an agent can retrieve relevant precedents and return the source material for a lawyer to inspect.
Pilotdocument review03
Surface clauses and issues
Use a defined review playbook to identify clauses, extract facts, and prepare review notes without presenting the agent as the final legal authority.
Pilotemail intake04
Turn inbound requests into organized work
Classify incoming requests, collect the relevant context, and prepare routing or follow-up information for the responsible legal team.
PILOT // OPERATING MODEL
Start with one measurable legal workflow.
We map the source systems, templates, decisions, and review procedure involved, configure the agent around that scope, and evaluate whether it produces useful work without hiding where the result came from.
Defined workflow→Connected tools→Measured outcome
Run agents on your infrastructure.
Deploy Agent Barn and its agent workloads to your Kubernetes environment. Agent credentials are encrypted, access is permission-controlled, and activity can be reviewed through conversations, tool calls, logs, and cost records.