LOCAL WORKFLOW EXAMPLE · MOCK TOOLS
Make the legal
workflow boundary explicit.
Explore a local example that places policy and receipt checks around drafting, matter access, reviewed communication, and submission steps.
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Propose a scoped action
Identify the matter, operation, and intended destination.
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Evaluate the boundary
Check policy and receipt conditions for the mock tool.
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Inspect the outcome
Review the recorded decision and whether the mock action ran.
Keep consequential steps reviewable
The example includes court-submission sign-off and reviewed client-communication scenarios. These illustrate where a workflow should stop for a separate decision.
It does not connect to a court, send a client message, or demonstrate a released legal assistant.
Keep matter access explicit
Other scenarios cover matter-scoped document access and discovery-export destinations. The examples help an integrator inspect how request scope reaches a governed mock executor.
They do not establish legal privilege, citation accuracy, conflict screening, or a production document-management integration.
Run the local example
uv run --package gove-zone python \
examples/governed_legal_drafting/demo.pyCopy the example or select it manually.
The command is documented in the source and was not executed for this website. The example uses development trust settings and mock side effects.
Read the example instructions