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Keep the Attorney in Control

Chapter 3 of 8 · Section 14 of 30

Sections

1. Intro

  • 1. Learning objectives
  • 2. The running matter
  • 3. Who is in the room
  • 4. Local KIND presenter rehearsal
  • 5. How Neon Law Navigator works
  • 6. Matter files: portal for clients, workbench for lawyers
  • 7. The Shared Drive and Project repository map

2. Build the Notation

  • 8. Install (no install)
  • 9. Sign in as yourself
  • 10. Tool calls are just prompts with specific words
  • 11. Build the template
  • 12. Run the transactional checklist
  • 13. Kaizen — share what you found

3. Keep the Attorney in Control

  • 14. When AIDA asks before she acts
  • 15. When an answer is wrong, send it back — don't start over
  • 16. Answers and questions are two different things
  • 17. The conflict check runs before every new matter

4. Complete the Matter

  • 18. Notarize and demo
  • 19. Why this matters

5. Take It to the CLI

  • 20. Run your own — and drive it from the command line
  • 21. Form a Nevada LLC from the command line
  • 22. Walk a questionnaire like a text adventure

6. Vibe Code the Navigator

  • 23. Your installation publishes its own schema
  • 24. Two doors — `/api` for a page, `/mcp` for an agent
  • 25. A first application is about fifteen lines
  • 26. Vibe the screen — do not vibe the rules
  • 27. Ship it as a Project's client portal
  • 28. The line your application does not cross

7. Prepare the Room Before Class

  • 29. Seat every attendee before the first login

8. Wrap Up

  • 30. Share what you built

When AIDA asks before she acts

One rule on the A2A connector: reads run, writes wait. A write pauses and asks first:

"Authorize this action? AIDA wants to Send Welcome Email for Virgo… Reply yes to authorize, or no to cancel."

Presenter notes

Every AIDA call in this class runs over the same A2A connector Gemini Enterprise uses. Looking something up — say list my projects — happens immediately. Anything that acts in a client-facing way — sending an email, routing a deed for signature — pauses and asks you first. Reply yes and it runs; reply no and nothing happens. That pause is not a limitation — it is the supervision a licensed attorney owes any non-lawyer assistant (ABA Model Rule 5.3), and it is the same gate behind "the deed is not signed until you, the attorney, explicitly advance the workflow." AIDA proposes; you authorize.

If a call fails — a bad jurisdiction code, a malformed import — the chat now tells you why, in plain text, so you can fix it and re-run rather than staring at a blank "it didn't work." The full behavior is documented in AIDA over A2A — confirmations and errors.

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