Lavern AI

Nach MikeOSS (#MikeOSS: Open-Source-Legal-AI) und kommt schon ein weiteres open-source Legal-Tech-Tool: Lavern — a multi-agent legal system. Yours.

Auf Github schreiben sie zu Lavern: “A team of 67 agent prompts (specialists plus orchestrators) coordinating through a debate protocol. The system reads documents, posts findings with cited evidence, runs three layers of verification, and pauses at a human gate before critical decisions land. Runs against Anthropic, Mistral (EU), or fully local via Ollama.“ Sie stellen auch klar: “This is not a product. Lavern is best understood as a collection of ideas in one repo. A polished demo of how we could build in the future.“

Auf Artificial Lawyer schreiben sie zur Frage open source: Lavern the Agentic ‘Law Firm’ Has Arrived – Artificial Lawyer

“Open source has never meant nobody makes money. It has meant nobody makes money from the specific thing that has been opened. The open-source movement understood this in the 1990s, in a more procedural way. Releasing software for free is not generosity. It is a financial weapon. It removes the ability of anyone (including the person doing the releasing) to make money by gating access to that specific thing, which forces everyone, including the person doing the releasing, to compete on something else. Linux came from Finland. Lavern is following in the same footsteps. And maybe your project too. We can build and collaborate together. All we ask is that you build in a direction that makes law more accessible, more human, and maybe even…fun?“