A contract-lifecycle product built on a tabular-review foundation, organised around counterparties and bulk intake, shipping under the legalos brand.
legalos is Custos's rebrand and repositioning of the upstream Mike tabular-review tool into something closer to a contract-lifecycle product. The headline move is organising the workspace around counterparties - vendors, customers, internal parties - rather than just documents in a grid. A bulk-upload triage queue auto-classifies incoming contracts and routes them to projects, and a structured "Key Terms" panel pulls facts out of each upload and tracks how they shift across re-uploads.
Under the hood, Custos has wired in an xAI Grok provider with per-user keys and moved storage onto Supabase. The original tabular review surface hasn't been abandoned - cells are now versioned and comparable across models - but the centre of gravity has clearly moved toward CLM workflows and the contracts pipeline that feeds them.
It's a single-handle effort under the Custos account. There's no public brand story beyond the legalos name, but the direction of travel is consistent: take Mike's review primitives and build a contracts product around them. Click through to GitHub if you want to see how far it's gone.
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Six commits reshape the upstream tabular-review tool into something that thinks in customers and vendors, not just documents.
legalos's Custos fork turns bulk contract uploads into a one-click sort-and-route workflow.
A small fix for an embarrassing failure mode: contract extractors that name your own firm as the counterparty.
A new Key Terms panel pulls the seven things lawyers actually look for out of every uploaded contract - and tracks how they change on re-upload.
The legalos fork adds Elon Musk's Grok to the model menu and lets each user plug in their own xAI billing.
Every cell in a tabular review now remembers what produced it - and lets you re-run the same question against a different model on the spot.