§ For You Fifteen segments, fifteen ways to use MIRA 215 skills, composed for each

Fifteen segments. One matrix.

MIRA is composable. Each organisation assembles the skills its practice needs from the library of 215. Criminal defence picks differently from an analyst tracking stocks. A tax boutique picks differently from a bank. Fifteen segments are mapped below, but the pattern extends further.

§ 01 • How Organisations Use MIRA

Request skills. Compose agents. Deploy.

Three ways to put MIRA to work. All three can be mixed inside one organisation, inside one deployment.

§ Pattern 01

Use existing skills.

Pick from the 215 production skills already in the library. Each skill is described, trained, evaluated, versioned, production grade. Assemble exactly what your practice needs.

A criminal defence practice does not pay a new associate for intellectual property expertise. A stock analyst does not need tax skills. Each team picks the skills that match its work, nothing more.

Example
An analyst tracking 50 stocks picks 15 skills, daily news on those 50 companies, any SEBI circular that touches them, movements at the sector level.
§ Pattern 02

Request new skills.

If a skill does not exist yet in the library, request it. We design, build, validate, and version it into your deployment. Most requested skills ship in under eight weeks.

Requested skills join the master library (subject to customer consent and anonymisation), so future customers benefit from what your practice needed.

Example
A niche insurance subrogation practice requests three specialised skills not in the library. Delivered in six weeks, specific to Indian maritime and aviation subrogation case law.
§ Pattern 03

Compose your own agents.

Take existing skills, or newly requested skills, and give them to agents your organisation defines. You define the mandate, the tone, the guardrails, the escalation. We provision the skill stack behind it.

Each agent has its own skill set, its own role, its own memory. Named, scoped, visible in your dashboard, revocable at any time.

Example
A listed corporate defines "Compliance Agent" with 18 skills, "Board Secretary Agent" with 22 skills, "M&A Diligence Agent" with 30 skills. One deployment, three composed agents, clear lines of responsibility.
§ 02 • Fifteen Segments

How each segment uses MIRA.

Fifteen mapped segments. Each one shows representative pain points, a note on skill selection, and four use cases drawn from live deployments.

§ 01 of 15

Lawyers
Law Firms & Advocates

Partners, associates, solicitors and in-house counsel running litigation, transactional and advisory practices.

Pain points: Research bottlenecks, junior heavy drafting, hearing prep chaos, citation risk, time leakage in billing.

A litigation partner might want 40 skills. Legal Research, Brief Drafting, Authority Bundling, Hearing Prep, Meta Reasoning. A commercial partner picks 35, different ones. Corporate and M&A picks another set.

UC-01.1 • End to end matter research memo

A senior partner gets a new instruction on a GST dispute with 40 crore exposure. Needs a defensible memo in 24 hours.

UC-01.2 • Litigation in a box

A small firm handling 80 matters across three High Courts needs docket discipline without hiring more paralegals.

UC-01.3 • Contract drafting support

Transactional team redlining an SSA for a cross border M&A with 12 revisions in 72 hours.

UC-01.4 • Brief and pleadings factory

Senior counsel preparing for a five day SC hearing needs written submissions, authority bundle, Q&A.

§ 02 of 15

Corporates
In-House Legal & Company Secretarial

General Counsel, company secretaries, legal ops and business teams in mid to large corporates.

Pain points: Contract volume, board compliance calendar, regulatory sprawl, vendor disputes, employee matters.

A listed company GC picks 50 skills. Contract, CLM, ROC Compliance, Board Pack, POSH, Litigation Management. A private company GC picks 30. Each practice builds the skill stack it needs.

UC-02.1 • Contract lifecycle automation

Listed company with 4,000 active contracts needs renewal tracking, risk flagging, playbook enforcement.

UC-02.2 • Board and committee pack

Quarterly board meetings for a listed entity with 12 committees.

UC-02.3 • POSH and HR matters

Multi state company with POSH committee needs investigation SOPs and compliance returns.

UC-02.4 • Compliance training content

Annual refresher for 8,000 employees across multiple languages.

§ 03 of 15

Compliance
MLRO, DPO, Regulatory Affairs

Compliance officers, MLROs, DPOs and regulatory teams in banks, fintechs, insurers and listed entities.

Pain points: Regulatory change pace, KYC and AML throughput, DPIA for every new product, examination readiness.

A fintech MLRO picks 25 skills focused on KYC, AML, RBI circular tracking, DPIA. A bank examination team might pick 40, adding examination binder, gap closure, Q&A rehearsal.

UC-03.1 • Regulatory change radar

Fintech with RBI, SEBI, MeitY exposure needs every new circular within 24 hours with impact analysis.

UC-03.2 • DPIA production line

Every new product launch or marketing campaign requires a DPIA under the DPDP Act.

UC-03.3 • Regulatory examination war room

RBI inspection in 30 days, assemble evidence, rehearse responses, pre empt findings.

UC-03.4 • Compliance training factory

Annual refresher for 8,000 employees across multiple languages.

§ 04 of 15

LPOs
Legal Process Outsourcers

Contract review shops, e discovery vendors, paralegal outsourcing firms.

Pain points: Margin pressure, quality variance across reviewers, SLA enforcement, scale without headcount growth.

An LPO picks skills by the line of service. Contract abstraction (20 skills). Docketing (15). DD review (25). Each client gets a different composed agent.

UC-04.1 • Bulk contract abstraction

50,000 contracts for M&A diligence, structured abstraction in 10 days.

UC-04.2 • Docketing as a service

US firm outsourcing docketing for 1,200 matters across federal and state courts.

UC-04.3 • SLA governed review operations

LPO with 12 active client SLAs needs single view of throughput, quality, deadline compliance.

UC-04.4 • Automated deliverable factory

LPO wants to productise standard DD reports at fixed fee pricing.

§ 05 of 15

Banks
Financial Institutions

In-house legal and credit teams at banks, NBFCs, insurance companies and asset managers.

Pain points: Loan documentation throughput, recovery volumes, RBI SEBI compliance, cross border deals.

An NBFC lending team picks 30 skills around loan docs, security, perfection. A bank recovery team picks a different 30 around SARFAESI, NCLT, DRT. Each agent hires only what it needs.

UC-05.1 • Loan documentation engine

NBFC originating 2,000 secured loans per month.

UC-05.2 • Recovery and SARFAESI

Private bank running 800 monthly recovery actions under SARFAESI and NCLT.

UC-05.3 • KYC AML onboarding

Bank onboarding 5,000 customers per day needs high throughput KYC and sanctions screening.

UC-05.4 • Cross border structured finance

Corporate bank financing a 300 million USD syndicated loan.

§ 06 of 15

Tax
Chartered Accountants & CPAs

Chartered Accountants and tax professionals handling direct tax, GST, transfer pricing and advisory.

Pain points: Notice volume, assessment complexity, litigation backlog, client turnaround, research depth.

A direct tax practice picks 30 skills around notices, assessments, ITAT. A GST practice picks 25 around show cause, refunds, appeals. Transfer pricing adds 20 more. Tax boutiques compose by service line.

UC-06.1 • Tax notice response factory

Mid-sized CA firm receiving 200 notices monthly across direct and indirect tax.

UC-06.2 • Transfer pricing documentation

Listed group with 40 international related party transactions needs annual TP documentation.

UC-06.3 • GST advisory and notice response

Manufacturing company receiving show cause notices with 40 crore alleged exposure.

UC-06.4 • Tax litigation at ITAT CESTAT

CA firm with 60 active appeals needs draft memoranda, case law updates, hearing prep.

§ 07 of 15

Government
Public Sector & Regulators

Government departments, regulators, public sector undertakings, judiciary and courts.

Pain points: Case backlog, policy consultation volume, RTI response burden, tender review, legislative drafting.

A legislative drafting team picks 20 skills. An RTI cell picks 15 different ones. A public tender evaluation team picks another 20. Public sector builds compartmentalised agents for compartmentalised work.

UC-07.1 • Legislative drafting support

Department drafting new regulations under an empowering statute.

UC-07.2 • Cabinet and policy notes

Ministry preparing policy memoranda for cabinet approval.

UC-07.3 • RTI response management

Public authority receiving 400 RTI applications monthly.

UC-07.4 • Public tender review

Department evaluating 50 bids for a multi-crore infrastructure tender.

§ 08 of 15

Startups
Startups & Venture Backed

Founders, startup counsel and GCs at fast growing venture backed companies.

Pain points: Early stage legal volume, thin in-house teams, investor document pressure, regulatory uncertainty.

A seed stage startup picks 15 skills. Founder docs, SHA, SSA, basic contracts. Growth stage picks 25 more, ESOP, employment, IP licensing. Regulated startups (fintech, healthtech) add another 20.

UC-08.1 • Founder and investor docs

Seed stage startup preparing founder agreements, SHA, SSA, term sheets.

UC-08.2 • ESOP scheme drafting

Growth stage company rolling out an ESOP plan for 200 employees.

UC-08.3 • Privacy policy and terms

DTC startup launching in India, EU and US needs jurisdiction specific T&Cs and privacy policies.

UC-08.4 • Regulatory licensing and compliance

Fintech startup securing payment aggregator licence from RBI.

§ 09 of 15

HR Teams
People & Employment

HR and People Operations leaders at enterprises, scale ups and PSUs.

Pain points: Policy currency, employment disputes, disciplinary process, POSH, training at scale.

An HR compliance team picks 20 skills. Handbook, Disciplinary, POSH. An employment disputes team picks 15 skills specific to litigation. Large groups run two agents, one for operations and one for disputes.

UC-09.1 • Handbook and policy refresh

Multi state company with 4,000 employees needs refreshed HR handbook and policies.

UC-09.2 • Disciplinary proceedings

Company conducting 30 disciplinary cases monthly needs consistent process and documentation.

UC-09.3 • POSH compliance

Listed company with POSH obligations across 14 offices.

UC-09.4 • Employment contracts at scale

Technology firm hiring 500 employees a year across seniority levels.

§ 10 of 15

Real Estate
Property & Development

Real estate developers, builders, landlords, property managers and title counsel.

Pain points: Title diligence volume, lease administration, builder buyer disputes, RERA compliance.

A developer compliance team picks 20 skills around RERA, project filings, sale deeds. A commercial leasing operation picks 15 around lease lifecycle. Title diligence teams add another 15.

UC-10.1 • Title diligence

PE fund acquiring a 200 crore commercial property needs comprehensive title verification.

UC-10.2 • Sale and conveyance drafting

Developer launching a project with 1,200 units needs standard sale deeds.

UC-10.3 • RERA compliance

Developer with 8 active projects across states needs RERA filings, quarterly updates.

UC-10.4 • Lease administration

Commercial landlord with 200 tenants on lease drafting, renewals, escalations.

§ 11 of 15

Legal Tech
Platforms & Tools

Companies building CLM, e discovery, legal AI and other legal-tech products.

Pain points: Training data quality, domain expertise scarcity, UAT cycles, regulatory positioning.

A CLM vendor embeds 15 skills focused on contract extraction and redlining. A legal research startup picks 20 different skills around corpus curation and UAT.

UC-11.1 • Training data curation

Legal AI startup needs 2 million labelled legal documents for model training.

UC-11.2 • CLM workflow design

CLM vendor building industry specific workflows for banking clients.

UC-11.3 • Legal chatbot engineering

Insurance company rolling out a claims guidance chatbot to customers.

UC-11.4 • Regulatory compliance for software

SaaS legal tech product needs DPDP and GDPR compliance for EU plus India launch.

§ 12 of 15

Litigation Funders
Third Party Funding

Third party litigation funders and claims management organisations.

Pain points: Case merit assessment at scale, portfolio monitoring, counsel due diligence.

A funder picks 12 tight skills. Case merit, quantum modelling, ATE risk, portfolio monitoring. Specialised, focused, curated.

UC-12.1 • Case merit and quantum screening

Funder evaluating 300 case proposals annually with under 2 percent typical funding rate.

UC-12.2 • Portfolio monitoring dashboard

Funder with 45 active cases needs live progress, milestone and budget tracking.

UC-12.3 • Adverse costs and ATE risk

Funder assessing downside exposure on a 30 million GBP commercial claim in the UK.

UC-12.4 • Funding agreement drafting

Structuring a non recourse funding agreement with waterfall and control rights.

§ 13 of 15

Investigations
Forensics & Intelligence

Forensic investigators, fraud examiners, corporate intelligence teams.

Pain points: Evidence volume, chain of custody rigour, financial trail mapping, report defensibility.

A forensic investigations team picks 18 skills. Evidence mapping, fund tracing, report drafting, expert coordination. A whistleblower triage cell picks 10 different ones.

UC-13.1 • Corporate fraud investigation

Board orders investigation into suspected vendor kickbacks worth 18 crore over 3 years.

UC-13.2 • Whistleblower triage

Listed company ethics hotline receives 60 reports annually.

UC-13.3 • Pre transaction integrity DD

PE firm doing integrity DD on target promoters before a 2,000 crore buyout.

UC-13.4 • Expert witness coordination

Litigation with four expert witnesses.

§ 14 of 15

NGOs
Civil Society & Public Interest

Non profits, civil society organisations, legal aid clinics, human rights groups.

Pain points: Thin legal bandwidth, PIL drafting, FCRA compliance, donor reporting, beneficiary casework.

An NGO legal aid clinic picks 12 skills, matched to beneficiary case types. An advocacy NGO picks 15 different ones around PIL, media briefings, policy submissions.

UC-14.1 • PIL drafting and advocacy pack

NGO filing a PIL on environmental violations affecting a tribal community.

UC-14.2 • FCRA and foreign funding compliance

NGO receiving 40 percent funding from foreign donors, quarterly returns.

UC-14.3 • Legal aid clinic casework

NGO running a legal aid clinic handling 200 beneficiary matters per year.

UC-14.4 • Board governance and regulatory standing

NGO undergoing a governance review.

§ 15 of 15

Academia
Law Schools & Research

Faculty, researchers and academic staff at law schools, research institutes, and legal clinics.

Pain points: Research throughput, citation rigour, teaching material prep, moot problem drafting.

A faculty researcher picks 10 skills for papers. A moot programme picks 8. A legal aid clinic within a law school picks 12. Focused, compositional, exactly what the mandate requires.

UC-15.1 • Legal research paper co-pilot

Faculty writing a paper on DPDP Act interpretation for a peer reviewed journal.

UC-15.2 • Teaching material production

New semester, faculty teaching a 40 session Corporate Law course needs case studies.

UC-15.3 • Moot court problem drafting

National moot organised by the college needs a fresh problem with a 30 page compromis.

UC-15.4 • Legal clinic management

Law school legal aid clinic handles 150 beneficiary matters yearly.

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