Your review standard, made runnable.

Playbook Studio turns how your firm reviews a document into a versioned, forkable skill - authored by interview, not by prompt engineering.

Guided authoring

Skill-specific questions draw out your house positions in plain English.

Learn from examples

Upload documents you have already reviewed and lift the positions you take.

Fork and adapt

Start from an existing playbook and adjust it for a client or team.

Versioned

Changes are tracked so you always know which version produced a result.

Governed

Admins control which playbooks are published to the firm.

Runs on real files

A published playbook runs against a matter's documents like any other skill.

From house style to house standard.

The knowledge sits with your best reviewer. Playbook Studio makes it something the whole firm can run.

Interview

Your best reviewer's standard, captured in an afternoon

Each skill has its own interview - for NDA review that means confidentiality term, definition scope, permitted disclosures - so a partner authors by answering questions in plain English. No prompt engineering, no consultant, no IT project.

Lawyers author it themselves, in an hour rather than a quarter.
Upload documents you have already marked up and lift your positions from them.

Authoring interviewNDA review

Question 3 of 9

What confidentiality term does the firm accept?

3 years for commercial NDAs; 5 where trade secrets are named. Perpetual terms are pushed back on.

Plain EnglishSaved to draft

Definition scope

Answered

✓

Permitted disclosures

Answered

✓

Governing law fallback

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Forks

Adapt for a client without starting again

Fork the base playbook for a client, counterparty or team and keep the lineage intact, so client-specific quirks are honoured while improvements to the base stay visible to everything derived from it.

Client-specific standards without maintaining ten separate documents.
One improvement propagates instead of being copied by hand.

LineageFork, don’t rewrite

NDA Review — house standard

v1.4 · base firm-published

↳ Client: Northgate 2 overrides

↳ Team: Real Estate 1 override

Base changev1.3 → v1.4

Inherited by2 forks

Result traced tov1.4

Control

Every review comes out the same way

Playbooks move from draft to firm-published under admin control, and every published change is versioned - so you always know which version produced a result and can show it later.

Consistent output whoever runs the review.
Version history you can point at in a supervision or audit conversation.

Publication controlAdmin only

Draft

Author: A. Rowley

Editable

In review

Reviewer: partner sign-off

Pending

Firm published

Runs against matter documents

Live

Run on 14 March bundle

Playbook v1.4 · 38 documents · every finding graded and cited

1-3

Example documents to start

Fork

Instead of rewriting

Versioned

Every published change

Make your best reviewer scale.

Author the playbook once, then let the firm run it the same way every time.

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