Nomoy knowledge

Give approved knowledge a useful next life.

Bring templates, review playbooks and selected jurisdiction guidance into the matter—while keeping ownership, status and review boundaries visible.

The approved starting point

Institutional knowledge works best when its status is clear.

Nomoy is designed to make approved language, review positions and selected source guidance available where the work happens, without flattening different jurisdictions or review authorities into one library.

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Templates

Approved starting language with practice, jurisdiction and drafting notes.

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Playbooks

Preferred positions, fallbacks, rules and escalation triggers.

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Guidance

Selected legal sources with coverage and status shown for review.

The knowledge library

Small cards. Clear authority.

Each asset is represented as a focused object with the jurisdiction, purpose and status a reviewer needs.

Illustrative Nomoy interface · knowledge library

Three knowledge types

Different authority. Different job.

Nomoy keeps the distinction visible so a drafting template is not mistaken for law and a guidance source is not mistaken for a firm position.

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Use an approved template

Start a draft from language that has an owner, scope and review status.

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Apply a review playbook

Check a document against preferred positions, fallbacks and escalation rules.

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Consult selected guidance

Browse the primary and authoritative sources included in the agreed jurisdiction set.

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Review and maintain

Show who owns each asset, when it was reviewed and where it may be used.

Knowledge needs provenance.

A reusable asset should say what it is, who approved it, which jurisdiction and use case it covers, and when it needs review again.

Owner and approval statusJurisdiction and practiceVersion and review dateControlled use in workflows

Legal knowledge, explained

How should a legal AI use firm knowledge?

Approved templates, playbooks and guidance should carry an owner, jurisdiction, version and review status. That provenance helps a lawyer distinguish firm preference from primary law and decide whether a source is appropriate for the matter.

Start with approved material

Choose a small library your team can govern.

Bring a defined template set, playbook or jurisdiction source collection into a focused pilot.