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jura workbench

jura workbench · alpha

A legal case, local and persistent, with PII removed by local models, with hosted and local agents side by side, annotated line by line for your agents, quoted accurately, by machine or by hand, tracked in git as you work.

One window per case: write it with agents, next to its evidence and its anonymization. The case is a folder on your machine.

Alpha, Linux. Formats and behaviour will change. Review what an agent writes before you rely on it.

A fictitious tenancy case, start to finish. The walkthrough has each step.
01 · folder

Local, persistent

A case is a git folder on your disk. Close the window; it is all there tomorrow.

02 · did

PII removed

Local models find the names in the raw files. You review them. Only placeholders reach the case.

03 · harnesses

Agents side by side

Claude, Codex, OpenCode on a local model: each in a sandboxed terminal on the same folder.

04 · notes

Annotate anything

A note on the case, a file or a few lines goes to the agent you pick. It answers with what it changed.

05 · evid

Accurate quoting

A quote is a passage and its location, found by machine or marked by hand, cited by key.

06 · git

Tracked

Every change is committed as it happens, yours and the agents’. Tag a state to keep it.

Get it

Install the workbench.

Alpha, on Linux. One line in a terminal: it installs the tools and asks before each step, and separately before anything that needs sudo. Or paste the prompt into the agent harness you already use.

Get started
In a terminal
curl -LsSf https://jura.sh/install.sh | sh
Paste into your agent
Install the jura workbench on this Linux machine: run `curl -LsSf https://jura.sh/install.sh | sh`. Show me any command that needs sudo and ask before running it. Then run `jura doctor` and tell me what is still missing.