Bringing legal domain knowledge to clients’ own chat window
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Consumers and SMEs are increasingly using ChatGPT, Claude and other general purpose LLM chat apps as their starting point for legal advice.
Legal MCP is a prototype for bringing a law firm’s domain knowledge into the user’s own chat window via Model Context Protocol.
It allows clients to self-serve based on reliable legal knowledge, with the ability to escalate to a lawyer where the risk or strategic importance demands it.
Built with Model Context Protocol (“MCP”) – allowing it to plug into ChatGPT, Claude & others.
Skills via MCP – import skills (e.g. “legal drafting”) on the fly, providing generic guidance to the LLM on “legal soft skills”.
Retrieve template agreement – retrieve the best-fit template agreement as a starting point for the LLM to take over.
Finesse requirements – provides guidance to the LLM on what information is relevant to help assist it ask the right questions and complete a template agreement correctly (based on contract type).
Escalate to lawyer – when finished with a Legal MCP assisted task, allows the user to ping it to a lawyer for QA.
Chris has been in and around tech for most of his life, having started coding age 10.
He is a non-contentious tech & data solicitor by training, but with a portfolio career across development, change and finance.
Most recently, Chris has been building Tacit Legal and its AI-native contract review service "Tilder".