Filing
Tell me what you need. I'll write the prompt.
Paste what you have, de-identified: the fact pattern, the order, the question in the client's words. Docket writes the finished, grounded prompt and runs it. Then it lists every authority it would have had to open to be sure, and marks what it could not check.
What you paste goes to Anthropic's Claude API to write the draft, and nowhere else. It is not used to train a model, and it is not stored on our servers unless you sign in and sync. Where your data goes →
Every output is a draft for the attorney who signs to check. It marks every authority VERIFY until you have opened it and read the passage, puts no words in quotation marks it has not seen, states no date or figure it was not given, and never computes a deadline. Not legal advice to any client, and this creates no attorney-client relationship. Nothing identifiable belongs in the paste: redaction lowers risk and does not create a privilege safe harbor. Read your judge’s standing order on the filing date; this surface has not.