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Matter-scoped memory with privilege cutoffs.

Matter-scoped memory with privilege-date reconstruction, conflict-of-interest graph queries, and custody-preserving erasure.

$ mem.recall_at(matter="m-4471", query="liability cap", as_of="2025-03-01")
# → "$2M" (the cap in force then, before the amendment)

$ path(from="attorney:jdoe", to="party:acme")
# → conflict (reachable via a former-client edge)

Proof points

Walls, cutoffs, custody.

Matter-level barriers

Matter walls enforced at the database layer via row-level security, not application checks a bug can bypass.

Privilege-date reconstruction

recall_at for privilege cutoff and production-date reconstruction.

Chain of custody

Tamper-evident audit trail for every access and change.

Conflict-of-interest paths

Reachability from attorney to adverse party through the relationship graph.

Matter destruction

Crypto-shred keyed by matter or client, with custody-preserving erasure.

Legal adapter

Matter, jurisdiction, claim type, party, privilege date, and document-type normalization.

See it: as-of recall

Reconstruct access as of any date.

The demo

Ingest, cut off, reconstruct, trace.

Set a privilege cutoff. Exclude later documents. Trace attorney-to-party conflicts. Preserve the evidence chain.

Connector priorities

Where the documents live.

iManage, NetDocuments, Relativity, Clio, SharePoint, Box, Microsoft Purview, and eDiscovery exports.

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