Regime packs on one engine.
A product is a regime pack: corpus sources, rule tables with citations, extraction and drafting specs, golden fixtures, and a surface. The engine, validation, state, and workflow underneath are shared. Users learn one grammar, not eight products.
Public-sector HR
The buyer is district HR — a budget, not just a fear.
Leave Compass
Every leave. Three clocks. One ledger.
For one employee on one leave: how much remains in which entitlement at what pay, the day job protection ends, the day the premium duty ends, and which notices were due and whether they went out. Counted in duty days, denominated in hours, cited on every row.
Compliance Copilot
Article 12.3.1, beside the answer.
Grounded, cited question-answering over the district's own CBAs, board policies, and state law. Read-only, stateless. “Your contract does not address this” is a first-class answer.
Grievance Desk
The contract's clocks, kept.
Tracks each grievance step against the CBA's own timelines, drafts step responses with the article cited, and flags the deadline whose miss forfeits the case.
Skelly Prep
Seven tests, before the hearing.
Given proposed discipline and the employee's response, runs the seven tests of just cause, names the documentation gaps, and drafts the Skelly officer's written determination for attorney review.
RIF Modeler
March 15 is a season.
Models a reduction in force from the board's particular kinds of services resolution: seniority ordering, tie-breakers, bumping chains, credential fit, and the notice calendar — with the statute beside every step.
Assignment Audit
Never find out at CalSAAS.
Reconciles the master schedule against every credential, permit, and authorization on file. Flags misassignments before the state does, and tracks the renewals and 30-day permit limits that create them.
Legal desks
Where we started. Each is the same engine pointed at a statutory regime the firm already works in.
Complaint Compass
The switchboard.
Logs a complaint from any channel, classifies it into the right pathway with citations, computes the statutory clocks deterministically, and drafts the notices. Every regime it routes to is a desk.
IEP Shield
Procedural review before the meeting.
Reads a draft IEP against IDEA and the Ed Code, flags procedural defects with citations, and drafts prior written notice. Stateless: it reads the upload, answers, and retains nothing.
Due Process Triage
Settle or defend, with the number attached.
Intakes an OAH due process complaint and the student file, outputs an exposure assessment, a compensatory-services estimate, and a settle-or-defend recommendation for counsel.
RecordReply
Ten days, every time.
Tracks each CPRA request's determination clock, proposes exemptions with citations, drafts the acknowledgment and response, and flags records needing human redaction before release.
BoardGuard
Seventy-two hours, posted.
Reviews the agenda before posting, checks closed-session descriptions, and watches for off-agenda drift during the meeting — because a Brown Act violation can void the action.
IX Investigator
The process, defensible.
Generates a 34 CFR Part 106 investigation plan from the complaint, tracks each required step and notice, and structures findings into a memo that survives review.
Discipline Desk
The grounds, mapped.
Maps an incident description to Ed Code § 48900 grounds, separates mandatory from discretionary expulsion, and runs the manifestation-determination checklist when the student has an IEP.