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Agent-based legal system 'Lavern' released

·2026.05.25 20:48

Key point

Lavern, an open-source agent-based legal system featuring 67 specialist agents, has been released.

Details

Lavern is an agent-based legal system developed over 6 months, released as open source under the Apache 2.0 license.

Key features are as follows:

  • Scale of over 150,000 lines of code
  • Equipped with 67 Specialist Agents
  • Support for 9 workflows

Users can fork or modify this project to use it as the foundation for new products, and it can be leveraged as a foundational asset for building agent workflows in the Legal-tech field.

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