DocketDrafter Docs

Tools

The tools DocketDrafter exposes to the assistant and what each tool does.

The assistant calls these tools on your behalf. You never call them directly; this page shows what DocketDrafter can do, so you know exactly what the assistant is acting on.

A filing can hold more than one document (for example, an Answer and an Affirmation of Service), and DocketDrafter works with them together in your firm's workspace. (A verified Answer is one document: the verification is its final page.)

ToolWhat it doesChanges data?
get_guideLearns your firm's document formats before draftingRead-only
executeDrafts and revises the documents in your firm's workspaceWrites
get_filesProduces the finished Word (.docx) files for you to downloadRead-only
send_feedbackShares a problem you raise to help improve DocketDrafterSends feedback

get_guide

Read-only. Reads your firm's drafting guide: the document format and the structure of each filing type DocketDrafter supports. The assistant reads this before drafting so the output matches the required format.

execute

Writes. Drafts and revises the documents in your firm's workspace: it creates a new document, changes an existing one, or organizes a filing. It works only within your firm's workspace and saves your work there.

get_files

Read-only. Produces the finished, court-formatted Word (.docx) for the documents you asked for. The files download automatically for you to open and review; when a filing has more than one document, you get each one.

Downloaded documents are named the way your firm names files, so each one identifies its case and document at a glance and a folder of them sorts the way you expect. If you would like a different convention, such as leading with the date, contact us and we will set it for your firm.

send_feedback

Shares a problem with DocketDrafter to help improve the product. If a result comes out wrong, something is confusing, or the product cannot do what you need, the assistant can pass that along so we can improve it. It sends only the specific problem and enough detail for us to act on it, never your whole conversation. When it relays something you raised, it tells you it has been shared; your documents are never changed.

Permissions and review

Every tool runs only after you have connected and signed in, and only against your own firm's workspace. The assistant proposes drafts and edits; you open and review the files yourself. See Authentication & permissions.

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