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AI Integrator for Law
AI Integrator Chat looks up federal bills, regulations, and Federal Register documents, searches case law and dockets through DingDuff, CourtListener, Descrybe, Paxton, and Bloomberg Law, and keeps each matter in its own project.
Federal Register
The FTC's final rules for 2026, with document numbers
Chat lists each rule with its document number, its effective date, and a link to the official page.
Projects
Set up a matter
A project holds one matter's instructions, files, and memory, so every chat about the matter starts from the same facts.
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Create a project for the matter
Add the jurisdiction, key dates, the issue, and your citation format to its instructions.
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Add the files
Upload pleadings, contracts, and exhibits to the project, and ask about them from any of its chats.
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Keep memory in the project
Facts saved in the project are not used in your other chats.
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Ask for sources first
Ask for the rules or opinions before a conclusion, then read the originals.
Example prompts
Turn on AI Integrator Government in Skills & Plugins before you ask. Case law prompts need that connector connected.
10 sourcesPrompt 01
Federal Register Proposed rules, final rules, notices, and presidential documents.
Sources
Federal sources and connectors
The federal sources come with the AI Integrator Government plugin. Court records and case law come through connectors that use your own accounts.
Federal sources4
Federal RegisterProposed rules, final rules, notices, and presidential documents.
- GovInfo
Full-text search of bills, the Code of Federal Regulations, and the Congressional Record.
CongressMembers of Congress, the bills they sponsor, and where a bill stands.
SEC EDGARCompany filings such as 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks, with the figures reported in them.
Case law and dockets5
- DingDuff
Court opinions, statutes, PACER dockets, and citation checks.
Your DingDuff account
- CourtListener
Court opinions, PACER dockets, oral arguments, and citation lookups. Free account.
Your CourtListener account
DescrybeU.S. cases and statutes, citing cases, and quote checks. Needs a Descrybe plan.
Your Descrybe account
PaxtonStatutes, regulations, case law, and agency decisions. Needs a Paxton plan.
Your Paxton account
Bloomberg LawFederal and state dockets and filings. Needs a Bloomberg Law subscription; some requests cost money.
Your Bloomberg Law account
Drafting1
- Notion
Search and draft in your pages and databases.
Your Notion account
Limits
- Check every citation
- Read the original document and its status before you rely on a summary.
- No Westlaw or Lexis
- Case law and dockets come through connectors you sign in to: DingDuff, CourtListener (free account), Descrybe and Paxton (each needs a plan), and Bloomberg Law (for subscribers; some requests cost money).
- Not legal advice
- AI Integrator is research software, not a law firm.
Questions
Yes. AI Integrator Chat has a free plan, and CourtListener needs only a free account. Chat names its sources, so read the originals before you rely on an answer.
DingDuff and Descrybe can check citing cases once you connect your account with them. Read the opinion before you rely on it.
CourtListener, from the Free Law Project, needs only a free CourtListener account. DingDuff, Descrybe, Paxton, and Bloomberg Law need an account or plan with each provider.
Give each matter its own project. Its files, instructions, and project memory stay in that project, and you can delete any of them.
Zero data retention and no-training requests are on by default for text models, and models whose providers can't honor them stay locked. Legal connectors follow their own providers' terms.
Try AI Integrator for Law
Sign up, turn on the Government plugin and the connectors you use, and ask your first question.