Start anywhere.
A legal question. A citation. A case name. A quote. A docket number. A pasted brief.
Descrybe Legal Engine brings primary-law authority and verified citations into Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. For the research question you're working through, the brief section you're drafting, the quote you need to verify.
Search, cite, verify, and retrieve source material without leaving the workflow you're already using.
Choose standalone Legal Engine access, or the full Descrybe Platform with Legal Engine included.
Descrybe Legal Engine: $25/month. First month 50% off with code LAUNCH50.
Where it works
Your Descrybe Legal Engine subscription works across supported assistants, apps, and connectors. That means you do not need a separate Descrybe subscription for each integration. We are continuing to expand where Descrybe Legal Engine works, and we'll update this page as new connections are added.
How it works.
Connect Descrybe Legal Engine to Claude, ChatGPT, or Perplexity. Once connected, it can use 13 focused legal research tools backed by a corpus of 300 million legal records, authority analysis, and a legal issue knowledge graph spanning 6.5 million identified legal issues and 16.5 million case-to-issue links.
Descrybe handles much of the hard legal-data work across millions of cases, so your assistant, agent, or app can work from cleaned text, case summaries, legal issue structure, citation relationships, treatment signals, and source passages instead of assembling raw legal materials every time you ask a question.
A legal question. A citation. A case name. A quote. A docket number. A pasted brief.
Searching cases, statutes, and regulations. Running Cytator™ checks. Resolving citations. Verifying quotes. Retrieving source PDFs. Whatever the task needs, your assistant, agent, or app can reach for the right Descrybe tool, or stack several. Where the workspace supports it, you can inspect the tool calls and results.
Primary-law authority, verified citations, treatment signals, and source passages — ready to use.
The legal research menu your workspace can reach for.
Helps your assistant or app decide whether it has enough information to start legal research, and ask a few focused clarifying questions when key basics are missing.
Finds cases by legal issue, rule, concept, or fact pattern, with stronger authorities surfaced first.
Finds statutes, regulations, and constitutional provisions by topic, phrase, or citation, then brings back the relevant source language.
Searches judicial opinions for exact words and phrases when a quote, term of art, statutory phrase, or unusual fact pattern matters.
Turns a citation, case name, docket number, short cite, quote, or messy reference into the right case or a focused candidate list.
Reads pasted legal text and pulls out the cases being cited, grouping repeats so the authorities in play are easier to see.
Returns a concise, research-ready summary and analysis of a known case before the workflow reasons from the opinion.
Pulls the most relevant source passages from a known case so the analysis can work from the language that matters.
Brings in the case caption, court, date, available summaries, opinion inventory, and treatment overview in one place.
Checks how later cases appear to treat an authority before you rely on it, with a quick positive, negative, cautious, or neutral signal.
Finds newer cases that cite the one you are looking at, useful for updates, treatment, and follow-on authority.
Checks whether quoted language appears in a known case and points to where the match appears.
Retrieves case opinion PDFs so the underlying source is easy to inspect, print, and share.
Example prompts
In supported assistants and apps, a clear prompt helps the workspace know when to call Descrybe Legal Engine for source-law search, citation lookup, quote verification, or treatment review.
Find primary law
"Use Descrybe Legal Engine to find primary-law cases on this issue in the relevant jurisdiction, then show me the sources I should read first."
Check a citation
"Use Descrybe Legal Engine to look up this citation, confirm the matching case, and summarize the case details I should verify."
Verify quoted language
"Use Descrybe Legal Engine to verify whether this quote appears in the cited case and show me the source passage."
Review later treatment
"Use Descrybe Legal Engine to check whether this case still appears to be good law and summarize the later treatment."
Example workflow
This demo shows one supported assistant using Descrybe to find legal sources, check citations, and bring back answers tied to real law. Other supported assistants and apps follow the same basic pattern: Descrybe provides the legal research tools and source material, and your workspace uses that material in the conversation or workflow.
Learn more
These guides explain what Descrybe adds to supported assistants and apps, how setup works, and how to use the Legal Engine for legal research without losing the source trail.
An overview of the legal research layer, how it works, and how it relates to the full Descrybe Platform.
Read the guideConnect Descrybe Legal Engine from your dashboard or the ChatGPT marketplace, then start a source-grounded legal research chat.
Read the guideConnect Descrybe Legal Engine through Claude so Claude can use focused legal research tools and source-law results.
Read the guideAdd Descrybe Legal Engine to Perplexity as a custom MCP connector and start a source-grounded legal research chat.
Read the guideA practical guide to using Claude with Descrybe Legal Engine while keeping citations, quotes, treatment, and sources visible.
Read the guideStart with standalone Legal Engine access, or choose the full Descrybe Platform with Legal Engine access included.
New to Descrybe?
Choose a plan first so your account is set up with the right Legal Engine and Descrybe Platform access.