Prompting isn'tjudgment.
A model does what you ask. The advantage is knowing what to ask, what to weigh, and what to do with the answer. Attorniq builds that into a repeatable workflow.
Same task. Different method.
Contract review, with and without Attorniq.
Without Attorniq
“Review this contract.”
You get a summary. Nothing is measured against your business goals, and nobody asks what's missing.
With Attorniq
- UnderstandWhat is the transaction? Who are the parties? What does the business want to accomplish?
- Issue spotWhat legal, economic, operational, and strategic issues exist?
- AnalyzeWhat obligations, rights, risks, economics, and exposures exist?
- PrioritizeWhat is critical, important, negotiable, or acceptable?
- NegotiateWhat is the preferred position? What is the fallback? Where is the leverage?
- RedraftWhat language should change?
- ChallengeWhat would sophisticated opposing counsel say about our position?
- VerifyDoes the final document serve the business objective? What requires professional counsel?
AI runs inside every step. You bring the business context; the workflow brings the judgment.
The method
The same eight steps apply to a contract, a lease, a termination, or a demand letter. AI runs inside every step. You supply the business context, and the workflow supplies the judgment.
- 1UnderstandWhat is the transaction? Who are the parties? What does the business want to accomplish?
- 2Issue spotWhat legal, economic, operational, and strategic issues exist?
- 3AnalyzeWhat obligations, rights, risks, economics, and exposures exist?
- 4PrioritizeWhat is critical, important, negotiable, or acceptable?
- 5NegotiateWhat is the preferred position? What is the fallback? Where is the leverage?
- 6RedraftWhat language should change?
- 7ChallengeWhat would sophisticated opposing counsel say about our position?
- 8VerifyDoes the final document serve the business objective? What requires professional counsel?
What Attorniq asks before AI reviews anything
The quality of an AI answer depends on what it knows. Good workflows start by collecting it.
- What is the deal, and what does your business need from it?
- Who are the parties, and what leverage does each have?
- What are the amounts, dates, renewal, and exit terms?
- Which facts does the AI not know unless you tell it?
- Which documents are referenced but missing?
- What would make this a bad deal, not just an imperfect one?
Quality control is part of the method
AI output reads well whether or not it's right. Every workflow builds in ways to check it.
Adversarial review
The draft is challenged the way opposing counsel would challenge it.
Source verification
Statutes, cases, and citations are checked against primary sources, never taken on trust.
Consistency checks
Terms, definitions, and numbers are reconciled across every document in the set.
Hallucination checks
Learn where AI invents details and how to catch it before it costs you.
Confidentiality
Know what not to paste into an AI tool, and how to protect sensitive information.
Escalation
Each workflow names the point where professional counsel should take over.
Questions owners ask
Does Attorniq replace my lawyer?
No. Attorniq helps you handle appropriate routine work more intelligently, understand issues before you hire counsel, and recognize when a matter needs a lawyer. Every workflow names its escalation points.
Is this legal advice?
No. Attorniq provides education, workflows, and tools. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship, and legal requirements vary by jurisdiction and change over time.
How do I know when to call a lawyer?
Each Attorniq workflow flags the points where professional counsel should take over, such as high stakes, disputed facts, running deadlines, or a filed or threatened lawsuit. When you're unsure, the safe answer is to ask.
Do I need to know how to write prompts?
No. Attorniq teaches the thinking behind the work, and the workflows supply the structure. The long-term goal is that you never have to think about prompts at all.
What will it cost?
Pricing hasn't been announced. Early access members hear first, before anything is public.
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