In simple English
This tool helps you review and edit legal documents on your own computer. You upload contracts and agreements into workspace folders. An artificial intelligence reads the text and answers your questions about it. The system then writes redlines and edits straight into your Word files. Your sensitive files stay on your disk instead of going to a public cloud. You need an account with an artificial intelligence provider to make it work, which costs extra depending on your usage.
What it is
A local legal-document workspace built on a fork of OpenCode. It processes files on your machine and generates drafts for professional review.
What it is good for
Solo builders and small business owners who want to review contracts and draft legal agreements without sending confidential documents to third-party cloud services.
- Documents stay on your local disk for better privacy.
- Edits arrive in your Word files as tracked changes.
- Includes an automated launcher that installs missing dependencies.
- Requires many supporting tools like Deno, Python and LibreOffice.
- Needs an external artificial intelligence provider account to generate answers.
- Generated legal work requires careful review by a qualified professional.
manual contract review and cloud-only legal assistants
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git clone https://github.com/sure-scale/doc-haus.git cd doc-haus ./start.sh