Advocacy Unveils Promptless, Revolutionizing AI Litigation Platform by Putting Humans in Control
Promptless Relieves Attorneys of Prompt Drafting, Creates Audit Trail of Human Judgment
SAN FRANCISCO, September 25, 2026--Advocacy, the first context-driven AI platform for litigation, today released Promptless, a major expansion of its matter-centric technology that delivers AI support to litigation teams proactively—without prompting—while also giving a new level of primacy to human judgment in an AI litigation platform.
Built on Advocacy's existing document review, drafting, and collaboration features, Promptless eliminates the need for litigators to start AI-assisted work with a painstakingly written prompt. Instead, Promptless independently proposes tasks when a document production arrives, opposing counsel sends a letter, or a deadline approaches. Informed by connections with the team's documents, email, calendars, dockets, and a growing list of other sources, Promptless prepares work from the litigators' deep and most current understanding of the case.
"Lawyers don't write briefs by having conversations with a chatbot. Promptless lets humans work the way they want to," said Téo Doremus, CEO and co-founder of Advocacy and a former M&A litigator. "Promptless comes to tasks with the team's best intelligence already behind it, and it lets the lawyer run the case, not the AI."
At the same time as it provides unparalleled AI support to litigators, Promptless elevates the role of human judgment. It reasons from the team's arguments, strategy, and understanding of the evidence—an approach that Advocacy calls "authored intelligence." Every action Promptless takes stays unconfirmed until an attorney accepts it, and afterward it leaves an audit trail of human and AI contributions to any given task.
Among other actions, Promptless will:
Read and classify documents on arrival, continually check them against the team's live understanding of the case, and surface contradictions without prompting, while re-reading documents as the case theory develops;
Conduct multi-step research, including on public sources such as EDGAR, and return sourced memoranda or other requested work product;
Prepare outlines, first drafts, and edits for attorney review after being assigned the task or independently identifying it as being needed; and
Calculate deadlines from docket entries, showing the governing rule and the arithmetic for review.
Promptless's full features include:
Project and task management
Promptless brings project and task management to the matter-centric platform. Attorneys, paralegals, litigation support professionals, and other specialists can be brought into a matter through the projects and tasks for which they are responsible. Teams can limit access to only the portions of a project and case information any professional needs.