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Gixo Lex produces structured legal first drafts for counsel review. Parties, terms, governing law, reference files, and instructions are captured as facts before drafting starts, rather than buried inside a single prompt. The document type, the parties, the governing context, and the generated draft all stay visible in one workspace so a lawyer can see what the draft was built from.Key Features- Facts captured before drafting: Parties, terms, governing law, and instructions are structured inputs, so the draft is shaped by them instead of by prompt phrasing.- Five core workflows plus custom: NDAs, master service agreements, shareholder agreements, employment agreements, and a custom path for any other document with your own specifications.- Reference files and governing authority stay in view: The source material and the governing context remain visible beside the draft during review.- Built for counsel review: Output is explicitly a structured first pass for a lawyer to review, not a filed or executed document.- One workspace: Document type, parties, governing context, and the generated draft remain together rather than scattered across prompts and files.- Stated security posture: Gixo's security policy states TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, and customer content is not used to train Gixo models.Benefits- Review is faster because inputs are visible: A reviewer can see the captured facts next to the draft, so checking the document does not mean reconstructing what was asked for.- Fewer prompt-shaped mistakes: Structuring parties, terms, and governing law as fields avoids the errors that come from burying critical details in a paragraph of instructions.- Consistent starting points: The same document type produces the same structure each time, which makes review predictable across matters.- Honest positioning: Lex is presented as a drafting aid for counsel review rather than a replacement for legal judgment, which sets the right expectation with clients and colleagues.- Confidentiality you can point to: A stated policy that customer content is not used to train models is something you can show a client who asks.