Mark Kay

I frequently get requests to quickly review a paragraph or two that a client sends in an email. Like most lawyers who live and die with redline I would copy to text and then change format - red, strikethough - and delete text and then change format -green, underlined - to show the changes to the client. I used Google AI Studio to develop an application that allows me to copy the text (or even an image) into a text box, edit in another text box, and show the redline version in another. I can copy the redline as text or an image as well as generate an email that show the redline, explains the changes, and provides the clean text

Gemini Gem developed to assist with developing the PRD and coding instruction for coding assistant that may assist LQ Hackathon participates to generate a starting point for their projects. Gemini Gem at https://gemini.google.com/gem/1dkTy3bsyO2UL6bdhV8NIpptgIIe29hNc?usp=sharing Link to system instructions at https://docs.google.com/document/d/17r6PWMGStv1dGbKwChIPq41e3qc-lWBib7BCloKH05E/edit?usp=sharing

Fork of Kevin Keller's playbook generator. One of the great parts of being a Legal Quant is that we are cultivating a culture and mindset of seeing someone else's solution and looking for ways to adopt it for your own workflow. I added a web search and gave more options for the LLM (I use an OpenAI compatible proxy for my LLMs).

Reviews a contract and extracts out the redline and comments. This is used to generate an issue list that shows the redline, explains the change and provides a recommendation. This was originally developed for my company's own playbook but I have made it generic to allow the user to choose which party they are representing and also provide their own playbook. After the issue list is generated you can download the table and even generate an email to send to one of the people mentioned in the comments. The tagging of the assignee works best is you use an @person or Note to Person in the comment.