Discovery Agent
Collects what was agreed, culls it down, sorts what is responsive, and stops at every call an attorney has to make with their name on it. Written for a 45-attorney commercial litigation firm where associates lost half their week to reading documents that turned out not to matter: 50,000 documents collected on one matter to find the few hundred the case turns on. Six stations, run as a loop: what station 6 learns from the calls attorneys overturned becomes the rule station 3 sorts on.
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The workbench · subagents send notes, you make the human calls
SUBAGENT NOTES
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YOUR TASKS · HUMAN IN THE LOOP
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YOUR TASKS · NONE AT THIS STEP
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A person is in the loop wherever a professional judgement is being made. Five of the six stations refuse to proceed on their own, Custodian Scoping, Relevance Sorting, Privilege Calling, Volume Building and Review Learning, and those are the five an attorney carries. Everywhere else the subagents run at volume and reach you only when they cannot settle something.
The loop closes
Station 6 does not end the matter. A classification change accepted after a review read is the rule station 3 sorts on, which is why the second matter of a type costs less than the first.