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Casebound requires attorney approval before releasing an AI-generated draft, logging the refusal, sign-out, and edits in an immutable record for export.

Enterprise AI agent deployments fail below the model layer — no machine-readable definition of done, no reach into the actual work, evaluation coverage that drifts. All three are properties of the system the agent was deployed into, not of the agent.

96.4% of IT decision-makers say they have a complete inventory of their AI agents; two-thirds had an agent incident last year. Both are true, because an inventory is a list someone maintains and a register is a byproduct of execution.

Four California statutes signed in one week regulate AI by regulating the licensed human who uses it. An attorney may not delegate the practice of law to generative AI — which turns bounded scope from a design preference into a procurement requirement.

Field Notes from Mutagenic Labs: essays on operating systems for industries in transition — vertical software, agent-native computing, provenance, and compliance as infrastructure.

Casebound Intake handles calls, texts, and web inquiries 24/7 using a firm’s own contact number. It identifies itself as AI, collects only necessary conflict-check information, and routes leads to an attorney within minutes.

Mutagenic Labs builds operating systems and infrastructure for industries in transition — LegiOS, LeoLog, LeafIQ, Casebound, MagenticOS, and MacroSavant. A product company, not an agency.

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