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Connected tools

Add your own tool server and Lawly AI can use it while answering your questions.

How this works

  • Many tools you already use (task trackers, document stores, internal systems) publish a secure address that AI assistants can connect to.
  • Paste that address here, give it a name, and add an access token if it needs one.
  • When you ask a question on the Ask Lawly page, Lawly can look things up in your connected tools before answering.
  • Only you can see or use your connections. Remove one at any time.

Use Counsl inside your own AI

Copy this prompt and paste it into an AI assistant that supports MCP (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.).

Connect to the Counsl MCP server at https://counsl.dev/mcp. It uses OAuth authentication, so sign in with your Counsl account when prompted. Once connected, you can call these tools on my behalf:

- analyze_document — analyze a document from pasted text and save it to my Counsl workspace.
- compare_documents — compare two documents and highlight differences.
- ask_lawly — ask Lawly AI a legal question; it can also search my connected tools and saved analyses.
- list_analyses — list my saved analyses.
- get_analysis — read the full details of one saved analysis.
- search_risks — search across my analyses for specific risks or clauses.

Only use these tools when I explicitly ask you to analyze, compare, or research legal documents.

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