About
The first AI-native legal system.
Adela interprets legal artifacts the way a runtime interprets programs. Each document is read under the grammar of its kind, and unfamiliar kinds get a grammar learned once and reused everywhere. The result is typed, source-anchored meaning that resolves into one case graph, drafts pleadings with verified citations, and files directly to court dockets.
An adaptive runtime
New document kinds, new courts, and new rules extend the system at runtime. A grammar learned for one matter serves every matter after it, and each court's filing requirements are investigated once and reused.
Ground truth in the record
Every fact, citation, and argument anchors to verified coordinates in the record, validated against the exact rules of the presiding court. What the runtime has not established stays visibly unresolved until evidence settles it.