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Four reports on verifiable agent controls.

Written for the people who put agents on legal work and the people who have to trust the result. Free to read and share, no form.

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State of Agent Verification 2026

July 2026 · 10 pages

Five requirements for verifiable agent action, the legal duties that already impose them, and a grading of current controls against the standard. Adoption is near universal; fabricated-citation cases grew nearly 20x in fourteen months.

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Legal Engineering: Verifiable Agent Controls

August 2026 · 20 pages

How to put agents on contracts, signatures, client money, and filings, and prove they stayed inside the firm's controls. Five workflows, one provable control each, and the legal engineer's six-step loop.

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Verification-First Lawyering

August 2026 · 46 pages

In the age of AI the finished document no longer proves a lawyer did the work. Step by step, for federal litigation and commercial contracts, how to show the method: citations checked, deadlines computed, signatories confirmed.

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Guide for in-house counsel

How to Buy Legal Services in the Age of AI

2026 · 12 pages

A verification-first guide for in-house counsel: what to require from your law firms before their AI agents touch your matters, and how to check that they did it. Includes model outside counsel guideline language.

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