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Take something with you

Chapter 3 of 3 · Section 8 of 8

Sections

1. A law firm as a software problem

  • 1. What Navigator does
  • 2. Live demo — Oregon probate
  • 3. Project access

2. The machine is made of decisions

  • 4. Follow the draft through the stack
  • 5. Rehearse a restore
  • 6. Pass the decisions on
  • 7. Choose what to build

3. Take something with you

  • 8. Point your agent at Navigator

Point your agent at Navigator

Browse the repo. Borrow what fits.

If it helps you build something, I’d appreciate a GitHub star.

github.com/neon-law/navigator

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Presenter notes

I put this in the open so you can point your own agents at it. Ask one to find a pattern you can use in your own system. If something we learned helps you build, that’s what I hope comes out of sharing it.

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