AI eDiscovery: Workflow Resources

What it is

• Free read-only educational MCP endpoint for eDiscovery news, TAR calculators, prompts, and reference resources
• Useful for seeing how a hosted MCP server can connect an AI assistant to approved eDiscovery workflow capabilities
• Includes copyable setup prompts for Codex, Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP-capable clients

Topics covered

• MCP setup, remote streamable HTTP transport, educational TAR calculators, eDiscovery AI news, non-legal-advice guardrails

Start here when you want to connect the public eDiscovery Decoder MCP to an assistant and test a low-risk, read-only legal workflow resource.

What it is

• eDiscovery Decoder article explaining why model access alone is not enough for legal AI workflows
• Introduces MCP as a context layer for approved tools, read-only resources, and reusable prompts
• Connects local and remote MCP patterns to review status updates, search term reports, QC summaries, and matter playbooks

Topics covered

• Model Context Protocol, legal plugins, context access, local versus remote MCP, permissions, auditability, human review

Use this as the conceptual companion to the MCP setup page before deciding what context a legal AI workflow should expose.

What it is

• Claude legal plugin page for contract review, NDA triage, risky-clause detection, legal briefing, and compliance workflows
• Useful example of legal AI tooling packaged around task-specific workflows rather than general chat alone
• The page describes MCP-connected richer context from files and legal systems

Topics covered

• Legal plugins, Claude, contract review, compliance workflows, legal briefings, MCP-connected context

Use this as an external example of where legal AI workflow tooling is heading; evaluate it under your team's confidentiality, privilege, and supervision requirements.