Drafting templates

Upload documents you have drafted and JuriBase AI writes in your style rather than a generic one.

Drafting Templates in the sidebar opens the page. Templates are PDF or Word, up to twenty files in a single upload, each with a name and an optional description.

What it does with them

Nothing you have to trigger. When a turn drafts a document it reads your uploaded style before it starts writing — you will see Reading a document — the house style in the progress log. What it takes from them is form: how your submissions are laid out, how you head and number things, the register you write in.

Upload the drafts you would be content to be judged by. It has no way of knowing which of your documents you thought was the good one.

Managing them

Each template can be edited or told to Forget, and Forget All clears the lot. A forgotten template stops being used.

The page shows how many uploads you have left this month, or Unlimited uploads on plans that carry no cap.

Style, not substance

Templates change how a draft reads, not what it argues. The law in a draft comes from the authorities the run found; the shape comes from you. For instructions that apply to every answer rather than to drafting — how you want citations, conventions your firm keeps — use Custom Instructions instead, described in Brief it well.