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What it actually looks like to build an AI-native legal tech company

I had the chance to sit down with Gergely Orosz, who writes the Pragmatic Engineer, a couple of weeks ago and discuss what building an AI-native product in an AI native team looks like day to day. Gergely's been doing this a long time and asks good questions, the kind that make you actually think instead of just repeating your usual lines. A few things came out of it that I think are worth writing down properly, for anyone interested in legal tech, or in how engineering teams work now.

Wordsmith for Financial Services: Three Agents, Built for the Work.

Discover how legal teams within financial services use Wordsmith Agents to automate high-volume, high-stakes work. This article walks through three specific use cases, showing how the system orchestrates complex document reviews while keeping teams in control.

Wordsmith named Best Technology Product at The Lawyer Awards 2026

Starling selects Wordsmith as the AI Platform for its in-house legal team

How Starling's legal team chose the platform to run a multi-specialist function inside a regulated bank.

Lawyers On Demand and Wordsmith partner to help in-house teams combat increasing work volumes

Lawyers On Demand (LOD), a Consilio Company, announces today a new partnership with Wordsmith to deliver AI enabled managed services to in-house legal teams. By combining LOD's expert professionals,