The process runs six steps, every time. Reading the brief is not the work. The work is the process. Here is what happens when you hand a matter to MIRA.
Parse the instruction, extract the legal question, map it to the regime (direct tax, GST, corporate, litigation, regulatory), the forum (which tribunal or court), the timeline, the exposure. Understand what success looks like before doing any work.
Select from the library of 215. Informed by matter type, segment, deployment mode, and the firm playbook that is loaded. A GST matter in a tax boutique picks differently from a GST matter inside a listed manufacturer.
Assemble chosen skills into an execution graph. Dependencies first, parallel branches where possible, approval gates where required. The plan is visible before execution, so senior counsel can sanction, amend, or override.
Execute each skill. Cite authorities from the verified corpus. Extract facts from matter files. Compose arguments in firm voice. Capture every interim output alongside its sources. No step runs blind, no claim is unsupported.
The output passes through the meta reasoning layer before release. Six checks: evidence mapping, counter argument construction, argument comparison, cross validation, weakness detection, rebuttal building. A failing check blocks release until the issue is addressed.
Deliver the final output alongside its reasoning chain. A senior lawyer can trace every decision, inspect every skill firing, interrogate any branch, drop into any source. The chain is exportable, archivable, and court defendable.
Most AI systems hide the plan inside the model. MIRA surfaces it. You can inspect the chosen skills, the ordering, the dependencies, before anything runs. Change any of them before execution. Or let MIRA run and review afterwards.
The verification layer is not the same model that produced the output. It is a separate system with different training, different objectives, different failure modes. That separation is what makes the check meaningful.
Every citation in every output is checked against the live 14 million document corpus before release. Citations that cannot be grounded are flagged. No invented cases, no phantom paragraphs, no imaginary statutes.
The reasoning chain exports as a structured document you can file, archive, or produce in discovery. Every step, every source, every check. This is what legal AI that can stand up in court looks like.
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