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Transparency Report

What actually ran

Every figure on this page is computed from a real record — the published evaluation scorecard, the metadata-only request ledger (counts, never dollar figures; no document content; no personal data), the append-only adjudication trail (aggregate shares only), and the permission matrix the code actually enforces. Nothing here is authored copy. Companions: DraftBench · Engine status · Coverage · Security & Governance.

Published evaluation results

The committed DraftBench scorecard (run 9/29/2026) — skips are honest gaps awaiting credentials, never counted as passes.

264/277 passed· 0 failed · 13 skipped

  • 264Passed
  • 0Failed
  • 13Skipped (honest gaps)
  • clauses (deterministic assembly fidelity) — 44✓
  • cite-check (format + existence honesty) — 12✓ 2○
  • grounding (cited-or-flagged validator) — 10✓
  • red-team (adversarial guardrail checks) — 13✓ 3○
  • gateway — 14✓
  • drafting-gates — 10✓
  • matter-os (deterministic extraction) — 12✓
  • court-packet (readiness guidance honesty) — 6✓
  • attorney network & paralegal mode (finalization-never) — 14✓
  • small firm console (deterministic firm playbook) — 12✓
  • argument war room (framing invariant + grounding) — 13✓
  • source-locked assistant (boundary routing invariant) — 11✓
  • upl capability engine (fail-closed matrix + ledger) — 58✓
  • accessibility program (census law + token truths) — 12✓
  • foundations — 10✓
  • paired-methods — 7✓ 8○
  • evidence-ledger — 6✓

Model-request ledger (counts only)

45

Requests (all time)

0

Last 30 days

55.6%

Error rate (all time)

25

Errors (all time)

Grounding verdicts: n/a 4 — answers the validator could not tie to the document or a cited source are flagged, and the flags are counted here.

Error kinds: credit-balance 22 · timeout 3

What ran, separated

Four different things, never one number: model requests (every attempt), successful deliverables (drafts, revisions and redlines that completed), substantive review (review, opposing-counsel and counsel calls that completed) and attorney adjudications (decisions on findings). Each carries its denominator; excluded and not-run categories are named.

  • Model requests: 45 attempts (every attempt of every kind, including refusals and errors).
  • Successful deliverables: 7 of 32 deliverable attempts; 0 synthetic canary rows excluded.
  • Substantive review: 13 of 13 review attempts completed.
  • Attorney adjudications: 2 decisions recorded (0.0% not accepted as proposed).
  • Not run in the period: revise, draft-edit, compare, grounded-redline, review, grounded-review, grounded-oc-pass, assistant, research, evidence-analysis, moot-bench.

Attorney adjudication of AI findings

2

Decisions recorded

2

Approved as proposed

0

Revised

0

Rejected

  • 2Approved as proposed
  • 0Revised by attorney
  • 0Rejected

Attorney reversal share (revised + rejected): 0 of 2 (too few to state a percentage; 30 are needed) — we publish this number because a supervised tool should be able to show how often the supervisor overrides it. Aggregates only; no reviewer identities, no matters.

Opposing Counsel Pass findings, as decided

No Opposing Counsel Pass finding has been decided on the trail yet; the share publishes here with its denominator once one is.

What each figure counts

  • All-time governed ledger: every governed model request since the ledger began, counted by surface and outcome; never dollar figures, never content.
  • The last 30 days: the same ledger over a rolling thirty days, shown beside the all-time figures and never merged with them.
  • Trial cohorts: requests made under a trial, reported per cohort once a cohort exists; none is published yet.
  • Fixtures and demonstrations: the sample matter, the test fixtures and the live-proof runs; never counted in any figure on this page.

Refusals written down, each with an enforcing symbol and a negative test: 253 by rule, 22 while a dependency is not live, 10 for input shapes never accepted (the catalogue).

No keyed live proof is recorded yet for any of the 4 programs; keyless runs never count.

Complaints, refunds, corrections & accessibility

Every case opened on the support page or the accessibility page is counted here — including the ones we haven't resolved. Counts only; never content or identities.

2

Cases opened

1 (1 resolved)

correction

1 (1 resolved)

accessibility

Resolution share: 100.0%.

The verbatim law corpus

Sections of primary law held VERBATIM with source provenance and a normalized-text fingerprint — the store engines cite from instead of remembering. Counts are derived from the corpus table at render, never hand-typed.

944

Florida sections (verbatim)

1311

Texas sections (verbatim)

130

Federal sections (verbatim)

5

Recorded releases

append-only ledger

Store discipline

The permission matrix, as enforced

This table is generated by calling the same capability() function the routes enforce — the page cannot claim a posture the code doesn't implement. L5 is disabled for everyone: the platform never files, serves, negotiates, or appears.

Output classConsumer (LegalDraft)Attorney desk (DraftCounsel)
L0 · Published informationEnabledEnabled — attorney adjudicates
L1 · Clerical processingEnabledEnabled — attorney adjudicates
L2 · User-directed draftingEnabled — only from your explicit selectionsEnabled — attorney adjudicates
L3 · Personalized analysisEnabled — only for a state you selectEnabled — attorney adjudicates
L4 · Recommendation / strategyUnranked alternatives only — you choose; software-selected recommendations only under an express state safe harbor (e.g. TX), labeled as automated suggestionsEnabled — attorney adjudicates
L5 · RepresentationNever — for anyoneNever — for anyone

15 surfaces are classified in the registry; unregistered surfaces and unknown states fail closed. Hard gates currently enforced: 14 of 14 registered (jurisdiction, coverage, claim-state-exact, attestation, access, attorney-finalization, citation-label, execution, upl, required-facts, conflict, currentness, court-form, upl-capability).

Why this page exists: regulators and courts are actively deciding how AI legal tools should be supervised, and the reform frameworks converge on disclosure — publish what the tool does, how often it errs, and who exercises judgment. LegalDraft publishes those numbers from its own records rather than asking to be taken on faith. This report is factual disclosure, not a certification, and LegalDraft is not a law firm.