AI VISIBILITY
Practice-area answer audit
The client questions in your practice areas, tested across assistants, with the citation gaps ranked by case value.
AI VisibilityKeyword Intelligence
ONE MISSION · EVIDENCE ATTACHED
⟨ FOR LAW FIRMS AND LEGAL SERVICES ⟩
Authority, published at a lawyer\u2019s standard.
Client questions answered before the consult happens - with every claim sourced, every publication gated, and a record of who approved what that would satisfy your own partners.
EVERY CLAIM CITEDPARTNER-GATEDANSWERS WATCHED
⟨ THE JOB TODAY ⟩
Where the week actually goes.
01 /
Clients arrive pre-advised by an assistant
People ask AI their legal questions first. The answers cite firms and directories that published well - and shape which firm sounds authoritative before any consult.
02 /
Marketing at a lawyer\u2019s standard is slow
Every article needs accuracy a partner would sign - which is exactly why most firm blogs stopped updating in 2022.
03 /
Business development runs on scraps of time
The research on a prospective client, the follow-up after the event, the newsletter - all real work, all losing to billable hours.
⟨ CLIENT QUESTION WATCH ⟩PRACTICE AREAS · WEEKLY
⟨ WITH ASTROFABRIC ⟩
What changes when agents carry the work.
Practice-area content with citations
Drafts written from real questions people ask, with sources for every legal claim - so partner review is a read, never an investigation.
question-led · claim → source
Assistant-answer tracking by practice area
The questions that precede engagements, sampled weekly across assistants: who is cited, who is recommended, which answers you could own.
tracked → gaps → sourced briefs
BD research that respects the clock
Prospective-client briefs, event follow-up drafts and referral-source intelligence delivered as missions - the practice development that never fit between billables.
briefs · follow-ups · intel
⟨ MISSIONS YOU WOULD RUN ⟩
Described in plain language. Delivered end to end.
CONTENT
Question-led article sprint
Five sourced drafts against the highest-value answer gaps, staged for partner sign-off.
Web ResearchGoogle Docs
ONE MISSION · EVIDENCE ATTACHED
PIPELINE
Prospective-client brief
A company name in; ownership, disputes footprint, recent filings and talking points out - before the first call.
FirmographicsWeb ResearchGamma
ONE MISSION · EVIDENCE ATTACHED
Three of a hundred. The full playbook library ships in every workspace, and anything you can describe becomes a mission.
⟨ GOVERNED AUTONOMY ⟩
Safe enough to actually turn on.
⟨ CONTROL PLANE ⟩ENFORCED AT RUNTIME · NOT ADVISORY
Partner sign-off, structurally
Publication is a gated write routed to named approvers. The firm\u2019s standard is enforced by the queue rather than by memory.
Restricted language, encoded
Jurisdictional wording, prohibited guarantees, mandatory disclaimers - the brand kit carries them into every draft.
An audit trail lawyers would design
Append-only, attributed, timestamped. You would demand it of a vendor; your marketing finally has it.
Questions, answered.
Will partners actually trust the drafts?
Trust follows verifiability: every legal claim in a draft carries its source, jurisdictional language comes from your brand kit, and nothing publishes without a named partner's approval. The queue turns review into reading rather than rewriting - which is when busy partners stop being the bottleneck.
Can it help with business development discreetly?
Yes - prospective-client briefs, referral-source intelligence and event follow-ups run as private missions delivering to you alone. The research is public-source and the outreach drafts wait for your send, so development stays as discreet as you keep it. Deliverables land only with the person who asked, and the workspace audit trail records access without broadcasting it.
How does it handle jurisdiction-specific rules?
Your restrictions live in the brand kit - required disclaimers, prohibited phrasings, jurisdiction wording - and every draft is written under them. Where a rule needs judgment, the draft flags the question instead of guessing, which is exactly what you would ask of a junior.
⟨ RELATED READING ⟩
⟨ DEPLOY ASTROFABRIC ⟩
Own the answers clients ask first.
Authority built at the standard your letterhead demands.