The Nucleus system Coming soon

You ask. The agent delivers.

An assistant that works for the firm: hand it a task as you would a colleague and get it back ready for review, on time and with every step in view.

Why the agent
  1. 01

    It works while you don't.

    It watches, sorts and drafts after hours. In the morning, it is done.

  2. 02

    Nothing without your approval.

    It delivers for review. What leaves the firm, you sign.

  3. 03

    Every step in view.

    What it did, when, and from which source: all of it logged.

Who it works with

It works with the whole system.

The agent runs on NucleusOS and works with the rest of the system: documents in order, every task in view in Nucleus Desk and, with Nucleus App, the whole body of law at hand.

The difference

By hand, or handed off.

Doing it by hand With the Nucleus agent
Watching the Gazette Reading all of it every morning Only what touches your cases reaches you
The first draft From a blank page Ready for review, citations included
What arrives by email Filing it one by one In its case file, labeled
Deadlines In someone's memory Flagged in time
Follow-up Who was supposed to do it? Every task with its owner
Hours Office hours Nights too
One task

From evening to morning.

  1. 18:40 You ask

    In one sentence, as you would ask a colleague.

  2. 02:00 The agent works

    On its own time, without interrupting anyone.

  3. 8:00 You review

    It arrives ready, every citation in place.

  4. 8:15 It is on record

    In Nucleus Desk: what was done, when and who approved it.

Under your command

The agent proposes. You decide.

An assistant that works for the firm has to answer to the firm. That's why it takes no step you can't see.

  • It only does what it is asked
  • Nothing leaves the firm without your approval
  • Every action is logged
  • You decide which cases it can access
Before you start

Frequently asked questions.

Does it replace a lawyer?

No. It prepares, sorts and watches; judgment and signature stay yours.

What can I hand it?

The repetitive work: watching publications, sorting what comes in, drafting and tracking deadlines.

What if it gets something wrong?

That's why it delivers for review and cites its sources: you see where everything comes from before you use it.

When does it launch?

It arrives with NucleusOS, first to a small group of firms. Leave your contact and you'll hear first.

Stop doing it by hand.

The Nucleus agent opens first to a small group of firms. Leave us your contact and we'll let you know.