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These terms apply when you use ailawframework.com, its MCP connectors (https://ailawframework.com/mcp and https://ailawframework.com/mcp/firm), its data API, and the plugins and app packages it offers for AI apps such as Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot. The site is operated from Australia by the operator named in the Privacy policy (“we”). By using any of them you agree to these terms.

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The AI Law Framework is a method for deciding how AI may be used on a legal task and for recording the human checks, with a practice library of planning guidance for lawyers. It is not legal advice, and using it does not make us your lawyer or create a lawyer–client relationship.

It does not certify that an AI tool is safe or suitable, that a piece of work is correct, or that a time saving is real. Scores an AI proposes through the connectors are proposals for the responsible lawyer to confirm or change. Court rules, regulator guidance and the law change, and the library can lag behind them: check the current primary source before you rely on it. The responsible lawyer decides, checks and approves the work, and remains responsible for it.

The public connector is free and needs no sign-in. The AI app you connect it to, and its developer, are not ours: Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft, GitHub and others provide their apps under their own terms and privacy policies, and those govern what happens to your conversation. We do not control what an AI app does with the framework’s tools or its output.

Describe a task without client names or confidential facts where you can; the framework never needs them. The signed record that carries a task between steps stops the steps being skipped or altered, but the server cannot check that your AI reported your words faithfully, so read the work record before you rely on it.

We may limit how often the connectors and the data API can be called, and we may change, suspend or withdraw any of them, or any plugin or package, at any time.

Keep your sign-in details to yourself and tell us through Enquiries if you think someone else has used them. A firm’s owners and administrators decide who joins the firm’s workspace and which AI apps may read it, and are responsible for those choices.

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• Do not use the site, the connectors or the data API for anything unlawful.
• Do not try to get around sign-in, security, rate limits or the signed record checks, or to read another firm’s material.
• Do not overload the service, or copy the site in bulk beyond what robots.txt and llms.txt allow.
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• Do not present the framework’s output as a certification, or as advice from us.

The site’s text, practice library, precedent summaries and design are ours, except where a page says a precedent is reproduced from an official source: that source’s licence applies to the reproduced text. You may read and use what is ours in your own work and within your firm, and quote it with a link back to this site. The framework’s skills, as published for Claude, Codex and Copilot, are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (opens in a new tab). The court rules, legislation, cases and guidance the library cites belong to their publishers.

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We may update these terms. The date at the top of this page changes when we do, and using the site, a connector, the data API or a package after that means you accept the updated terms.

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