Legal AI and application security services
I build AI workflows and agents for legal and B2B teams, and security-test the applications behind them. Projects start with agreed access, review points and scope.
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What can you hire me to build or assess?
AI workflow automation
Automate the reading, sorting and follow-up in your daily work. Your team reviews important actions before they run.
AI agent development
I design and build multi-step AI systems that reason over your documents and data, call only the tools they are allowed to use, and hand over to a person when the stakes are high or the answer is uncertain.
Application security testing
Scoped security testing for web, API and AI applications, with validated findings, practical remediation guidance and retesting.
How does an engagement work?
Who do you work with?
Law firms, legal-tech founders and in-house legal teams are my main focus. I also work with AI and B2B software teams whose applications handle sensitive information.
Do you give legal advice?
No. I build and test software. Your attorneys make every legal decision, and the workflows I build route legal questions to them.
Can you work with our existing case-management system?
Often the starting point is an existing system. I first assess its available APIs, access permissions, data quality and workflow constraints, then define what can be connected or extended.
Can we hire you just for security testing?
Yes. An assessment can stand on its own with documented findings and remediation guidance. Implementation and retesting can be scoped separately or included in an agreed engagement.
Is the first security review free?
Yes. A first review of one agreed workflow is free, sized to your application and the question. You receive a brief record of what was reviewed and suggested next steps. Larger or complex workflows are scoped as a paid assessment; smaller ones can start with a short trial. It is not a comprehensive penetration test, and active testing needs agreed authorization.
Can we start with one workflow?
Yes. Most firms start with one recurring task that has a clear owner and usable inputs. We agree the scope, review points and acceptance checks, then build.
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