IZGD ships a French law firm five ready-made AI workflows

The fork's loading up with practice-area prompt presets written for French jurisdiction, not generic legal-AI defaults.

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IZGD has seeded its platform with five turnkey assistant workflows aimed squarely at a French practice: contract analysis, fraud-case summary, GDPR (the EU data-protection regime, known locally as RGPD) compliance, and drafting a mise en demeure (a formal demand letter), among others. Each is tagged by practice area - business, fraud, data/tech - so the right preset surfaces for the right matter.

What makes this worth a look is the prompts themselves. They aren't thin one-liners. They demand exact-quote grounding, cite specific Code penal articles, and score CNIL data-protection risk - the kind of citation discipline that separates a usable legal assistant from a confident guesser. The handles them as French-language templates aimed at real firm work.

So what Anyone building jurisdiction-specific legal AI should click through - these prompts are a portable masterclass in grounding an assistant to one country's law.

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`585f01ce`	feat(backend): seed 5 system workflows for the cabinet	SW3xyz	2026-05-13	↗ GitHub

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