
Document workspace from ModelBest
The homepage does not open on an empty editor. It shows a case in progress: tasks are split, judgments and statutes are numbered by source, and evidence is read from the workspace. File search prefers the materials you uploaded, and the expert skills cover employment, intellectual property, mergers, compliance, and legal research. One sentence can start document handling and organizing, and the report is saved back to the workspace. The employment skill says the result is a draft for a lawyer. It fits lawyers and legal staff who search similar cases, check statutes, and draft working papers, while a formal opinion still needs a qualified person to review it.
Lantay is a document workspace from ModelBest. The page calls it a professional document workspace and names the interaction vibedocing. After you describe a request in one sentence, it moves through a task list: search materials, read files in the workspace, and save the report back to the workspace. The homepage demo is a labor-dispute analysis that searches judgments and statutes and labels the sources of its conclusions. The page also lists expert skills for employment, intellectual property, mergers, data compliance, AI governance, legal education, and family and inheritance matters. The employment skill says its output is a working draft for a lawyer to review.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Search from uploaded files
It prefers the files you uploaded, and conclusions carry sources instead of a generic answer detached from the materials.
Start document work in one sentence
Describe the need in ordinary language and the system handles documents, drafts content, organizes it, and puts the result in the workspace.
Search cases and statutes
The homepage demo searches judgments and statutes, reads the reasoning, and then writes it into the analysis.
Experts for separate legal fields
The page lists expert skills for employment, intellectual property, corporate mergers, product compliance, data compliance, and AI governance.
Save the draft in the workspace
The assessment report is saved to the workspace, and the employment expert's output is described as a working draft for a lawyer to review.
A lawyer sorting overtime evidence
A lawyer places chat logs and attendance files in the workspace and has the system organize how a court might treat that evidence, with sources.
Legal staff drafting diligence papers
On a merger, legal staff use the corporate and M&A expert to draft contract review and a diligence report.
Teachers organizing legal topics
The legal-education skill organizes principles, rules, exceptions, and exercises around a topic for later classroom edits.
The page says search and understanding prefer the files you uploaded, and conclusions need sources. The homepage demo searches judgments and statutes and marks citation numbers in the analysis. It also notes that case abstracts are excerpts, so the full text should be read before you cite them. The report is a working draft, not a substitute for a lawyer checking the original text.
The homepage demo is a labor-dispute analysis, but the page also lists experts for intellectual property, mergers, product compliance, data compliance, AI governance, legal education, and family and inheritance matters. The employment skill covers hiring, overtime pay, and exit compensation, and its output is a working draft for a lawyer. The other experts map to different documents rather than one shared chat.
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