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The AI Flow describes how Twin processes tasks in the Legal domain. It keeps Twin aligned with practitioner goals while respecting governance, confidentiality, and authorization boundaries.
1

Observe

Twin monitors entity changes: new contract uploads, matter status changes, policy updates, and approaching audit deadlines.
2

Orient

Twin classifies the event against legal policies, SLAs, and risk thresholds to determine urgency and owner.
3

Context Assembly

Twin pulls the contract, matter, or policy into a context bundle with related entities, events, and evidence.
4

Reason

Twin evaluates options: send for approval, flag a risk, draft a response, or escalate. It weighs precedent, policy, and regulatory applicability.
5

Discover

If the situation is novel, Twin queries the knowledge graph and may surface precedents from similar contracts or matters.
6

Delegate

Twin routes subtasks to domain agents, such as extracting key terms, checking compliance controls, or drafting communications.
7

Collaborate

Twin presents a proposal to the practitioner with reasoning. The practitioner can accept, edit, or reject.
8

Decide

The practitioner confirms the action. Twin records the decision and authorization context.
9

Act

Twin invokes the governed capability, writes back to the source system, and generates a receipt.
10

Continue

Twin updates memory and hands off context so the next session or agent resumes without repetition.