A legal opinion depends on who writes it, what rules they operate under, and what facts they were given. An AI agent works exactly the same way — governed by its Model, its Harness, and its Context.
→ Try the Interactive LabUnderstanding each one is as fundamental as knowing the difference between a fact and a legal conclusion.
The model is the AI's core brain — its training, reasoning depth, and domain knowledge. Different models have vastly different capabilities. The same question put to a basic model versus a frontier model yields qualitatively different results: one might miss a circuit split that could sink your case; the other anticipates it.
The harness is the scaffolding built around the model. It defines what tools the AI can access, what actions it is permitted to take, what it is expressly prohibited from doing, and how much human oversight is required before anything goes out the door. This is where control lives.
Context is the specific information fed to the agent for this task: the facts, documents, instructions, and prior communications. The same model with the same harness will produce entirely different output depending on what's in the file. Context is what makes a general-purpose AI into a matter-specific advisor.
Select one option from each column — then run the agent to see how the combination shapes the legal output.
Select your configuration above and click Run the Agent to generate a simulated legal memo.