Alongside the launch of Astra for Law, OpenAI has also announced that there are already 26 ‘partner-built plugins’ (see full list below), that help lawyers ...
Alongside the launch of Astra for Law, OpenAI has also announced that there are already 26 ‘partner-built plugins’ (see full list below), that help lawyers ‘go deeper with the tools and knowledge they already use’ – and as far as AL sees it, this increases the ‘centrality’ of the Astra context for lawyers.
(Note: since then a million other legal tech companies have been in touch to say they also have a plugin….see below.)
OpenAI commented: ‘These plugins cover the practice and business of law. With iManage, a lawyer can draft a negotiation brief in ChatGPT and save it to the matter file; Intapp can surface activities that may need a time entry for review; DeepJudge can bring prior deals into a comparison. Thomson Reuters is bringing HighQ matter context into ChatGPT and previewing a forthcoming CoCounsel Legal connector.’
They also added: ‘Using developer mode, you can build custom private plugins that connect proprietary data and tools to ChatGPT, or add MCP-based plugins from other sources. Private plugins can be built using the Apps SDK.’
As noted above all of this means that once you move your work into Astra, you will find it easier to stay there.
Plus, special kudos to LegalQuants for being part of this from launch!
One key additional point is legal research.…
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