Claude for legal teams: ready-made tools for contracts, citations and regulation
Anthropic added a gallery of artifacts for legal work: citation checks, contract review, a matter board and over 60 connectors.
On October 28, Anthropic added a gallery of ready-to-use artifacts to Claude for Legal: interactive tools such as trackers and dashboards. Teams can adapt them with their own data and share them across the business.
What’s new
The gallery includes:
- Cite check: compares a document with its sources and flags mismatched quotes, wrong page numbers and unsupported claims.
- Tabular review: builds a table of terms from a set of contracts, linked to the exact language.
- Playbook deviation board: compares contracts with standard terms and routes deviations to whoever approves them.
- Regulatory horizon scan: maps upcoming regulations on a timeline, ranked by impact.
- Matter board: turns emails and spreadsheets into a board of matters with an owner and a deadline.
There are also partner-built tools, including from Harvey, PwC and Foley & Lardner, plus nine access-to-justice tools. Over 60 legal connectors have been added since Claude for Legal launched in May, among them Bloomberg Law and Filevine.
How to try it
The gallery opens in Claude: each tool starts with an example, and each answer links to its source. For an organization-wide rollout, Anthropic points to sales or implementation partners.
Limitations
The announcement doesn’t say which plans include the gallery. Anthropic is clear that Claude does a first pass and a lawyer applies judgment. Some access-to-justice tools are tied to the law of specific US states.
Prepared with AI from public sources.