Glassy User Guide

Version 3.0 | March 2026

Your AI assistant for California Workers' Compensation. The AI does the homework. You make the decisions.

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What Is Glassy?

Glassy is your personal AI assistant built specifically for California Workers' Compensation law. It handles conversations, research, analysis, and strategy — everything that happens between reading a document and making a decision about a case.

How it relates to Adjudica: Adjudica handles your documents and court forms. Glassy handles your conversations, research, and analysis. They are companion products, not competitors, and they work better together than apart.

The Glass Box promise: Most AI tools are a closed kitchen. You send in a question and get back an answer, with no way to see what happened in between. Glassy is a glass-walled kitchen. Every phase of AI reasoning is visible, inspectable, and auditable. You can see how it thinks, not just what it thinks. This is not a marketing distinction — it is an architectural one.

Security: Your data is encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit. Glassy is HIPAA compliant with a BAA available for Enterprise plans. Your conversations, memories, and case data are never used to train AI models. They are yours and they stay yours.

One more thing: The AI does not give legal advice. That is your job, and it always will be.

Quick Reference

Not a "read the whole manual" person? We get it. Here is the cheat sheet.

I want to... Where
Ask a question about a case Chat in the sidebar
Calculate a PD rating Skills > PD Calculation
Research case law Skills > Case Research
Analyze a document Skills > Document Analysis
Search legal knowledge Knowledge in the sidebar
See how the AI thinks Algorithm in the sidebar
Teach the AI about my practice Practice Profile in the sidebar
Change how the AI talks to me Personality in the sidebar
Save something for the AI to remember Memory in the sidebar
Track work items Tasks in the sidebar
Set up my case details Cases in the sidebar
Manage my team Organizations in the sidebar
Change my settings Settings in the sidebar

That is the whole platform in thirteen rows. Read on for details, or just start clicking — every sidebar icon has a tooltip if you hover over it.

1. Getting Started

Creating Your Account

Go to glassy.adjudica.ai and click Get Started. You can register with:

If you go the password route, there are five requirements (shown as a live checklist while you type):

Yes, "Password1!" is technically valid. No, please do not use it.

First Login

The first time you open Chat, Glassy walks you through a brief onboarding conversation. It asks about your practice, your goals, and how you like to communicate. This is not busywork — your answers seed your Practice Profile and Memory, which means the AI starts giving you relevant responses from conversation one instead of conversation twenty.

You can skip the onboarding and build your profile manually later. But the five minutes you spend here pay dividends immediately.

Two-Factor Authentication

After you are set up, go to Settings > Security and enable two-factor authentication. It works with any TOTP app (Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password). You scan a QR code, enter the six-digit verification, and save your backup codes somewhere secure. A password manager is ideal. The same device as your authenticator app is not.

The Dashboard

After logging in, you land on the Dashboard. It is organized into five categories of feature cards:

Category What is in it
Legal Tools PD Calculator, Case Research, Document Analysis
Core Chat, Skills Library, Task Board
Intelligence Algorithm, Memory, Knowledge
Customization Personality Studio, Practice Profile
Management Organizations

Each card is a quick-launch link to the corresponding feature page.

Sidebar Navigation

The left sidebar is your home base. It stays visible on every page:

Icon Feature
Home Dashboard overview
Chat AI conversations
Tasks Task board
Skills Structured AI tools
Knowledge Semantic search
Algorithm AI reasoning viewer
Memory Context management
Practice Profile Your professional identity
Personality Communication style
Goals Goal tracking
Organizations Team management
Settings Account and preferences

Each icon has a tooltip. Hover if you forget what something does.

2. Chat

Chat is the main way you interact with Glassy. Type a question, get an answer. It sounds simple because it is.

Having a Conversation

Type your message in the input box at the bottom and press Enter to send. Responses stream in word by word, so you can start reading before Glassy finishes writing. Press Shift+Enter if you need a new line without sending.

The streaming is not just cosmetic — for long, detailed responses, it means you are reading the first paragraph while the fifth paragraph is still being generated. More efficient than staring at a loading spinner.

What to Ask

Glassy is built for California Workers' Comp. It knows the Labor Code, the AMA Guides, WCAB procedures, and the practical realities of running a WC practice. Some examples:

You are not limited to Workers' Comp questions — Glassy can help with general tasks too — but WC is where it is sharpest.

Managing Threads

Your conversations are organized into threads in the left panel of the Chat view. Each thread is a separate, independent conversation.

Voice

If you enable voice in Settings, you can speak your question and hear the response read aloud. Useful when you are reviewing a file and your hands are busy, or when you just want to think out loud.

Saving Messages to Memory

See a response you want Glassy to remember? Click Save to Memory on any message. It goes to the WARM tier of your Memory system (more on that in section 6). Next time a related topic comes up, Glassy draws on that saved context automatically.

How It Works (The Glass Box)

When you type a message, Glassy assembles context from several sources before responding: your Practice Profile (who you are and what you care about), your Memory (past conversations and preferences), your Personality settings (how you want the AI to communicate), and the Knowledge Base (legal principles and case law). Then it processes your request through a multi-phase thinking pipeline — you can watch this happen on the Algorithm page.

The result is a response shaped specifically for you, your practice, and your question.

Confidence scoring and the Algorithm audit trail let you verify the reasoning behind any response.

What this means for you: Every response is tailored to your practice, not generic boilerplate.

3. Skills Library

Skills are the core value proposition. While Chat is a freeform conversation, Skills are structured AI tools that do specific legal tasks with specific inputs and specific outputs.

Think of Chat as talking to an associate. Think of Skills as filling out an intake form and getting back a memo. Both are useful — Skills just give you more predictable, repeatable results when you need a specific deliverable.

Legal Skills

These are the main event. Twelve skills built for California Workers' Comp:

Skill What it does
Case Research Searches WCAB decisions, case law, and regulations for arguments and precedent relevant to your issue
PD Calculation Calculates permanent disability ratings using the AMA Guides — body parts, WPI, age, occupation, all the variables
Document Analysis Reads medical reports, depositions, and other documents to extract key facts, dates, and conclusions
Settlement Analysis Evaluates settlement proposals against case facts, ratings, and comparable outcomes
Hearing Prep Organizes issues, evidence, and arguments for WCAB hearings into a structured preparation package
Deposition Prep Generates question outlines for depositions based on the case context you provide
Medical Summary Summarizes physician reports — diagnoses, treatment plans, restrictions, work status, and impairment findings
Timeline Builder Creates a chronological case history from the facts you provide — dates, events, and medical milestones
Letter Drafter Drafts demand letters, correspondence, and communications in your preferred style
Discovery Generator Generates discovery requests tailored to your case — interrogatories, document demands, or requests for admission
Compliance Checker Flags potential ethics or billing compliance issues based on the information you provide
Billing Tracker Tracks billable activities and time entries for the work Glassy helps you with

How to Use a Skill

  1. Go to Skills in the sidebar
  2. Find the skill you want (browse or search)
  3. Click it — a dialog opens with input fields specific to that skill
  4. Fill in the details. The more context you provide, the better the result. "Lumbar spine" gets you a generic answer. "15% WPI to the lumbar spine, 52-year-old warehouse worker, DOI 3/15/2023" gets you a useful one.
  5. Click Execute
  6. Review the output — edit, save, or put it to work

If you have an active Case set (see section 11), legal skills automatically pull in the case details. You do not need to re-enter the claimant's age and body parts every time you run a PD calculation. Set the case once, run skills as many times as you need.

General Skills

Glassy also includes general-purpose skills: Summarize, Email Draft, Meeting Summary, Task Prioritizer, Goal Breakdown, Daily Brief, and others. These are useful for practice management and general productivity, but the legal skills above are where the platform earns its keep.

How It Works (The Glass Box)

Skills are different from Chat. In Chat, you have a freeform conversation and the AI decides how to respond. With a Skill, you provide structured input (body parts, WPI percentage, age) and get structured output (a PD rating with full calculation breakdown).

The Skill reads your inputs, applies domain-specific logic, and produces a formatted result. If you have an active Case, the Skill also draws on those case details.

Every Skill execution is logged and auditable through the Algorithm page.

What this means for you: Use Skills when you need a specific deliverable. Use Chat when you need to think through a problem.

4. Knowledge System

The Knowledge system is Glassy's research library. It holds legal principles, case law, regulations, and any custom documents you have added — and it searches by meaning, not just keywords.

Three Domains

Domain What is in it
General Broad knowledge base — general reference material
Legal Case law, regulations, Labor Code sections, WCAB decisions, and legal principles
Custom Documents and knowledge you have added yourself

Searching

Go to Knowledge in the sidebar, select a domain, type your question, and click Search.

Here is the important part: this is not keyword search. Traditional search looks for exact words — search for "apportionment" and you get every document that contains that word, whether relevant or not. Glassy's Knowledge search understands what you mean. Search for "splitting liability between injuries" and it finds passages about apportionment even if they never use that exact phrase.

Results are ranked by relevance on a 0-100% scale. Higher scores mean a closer conceptual match. A score above 80% is a strong match. Below 50% is a loose relationship — the passage is related but may not be on point.

Each result card shows the source, the relevance score, and a content snippet so you can evaluate before clicking through.

Query History

Your past searches are saved in the sidebar. Click any previous query to re-run it instantly. Useful when you come back to a research thread after a few days and cannot remember exactly what you searched for. Which happens more often than any of us would like to admit.

How It Works (The Glass Box)

Traditional search looks for exact keywords. Glassy's Knowledge search converts your question and the knowledge base into mathematical representations of meaning (called embeddings), then finds the closest matches. This is why "splitting liability between injuries" finds passages about apportionment — the meanings are close even though the words are different.

Results are drawn from curated legal sources and any custom documents you have uploaded.

Relevance scores tell you how strong the match is — high scores mean high confidence, not certainty.

What this means for you: Search the way you think, not the way a filing system is organized.

5. How Your AI Thinks (The Algorithm)

This is the Glass Box in action. Most AI tools show you an input box and an output. Glassy shows you the seven steps in between.

"Most AI tools are a closed kitchen. You get the dish but never see the recipe. Glassy is a glass-walled kitchen — every phase of thinking is visible, inspectable, and auditable."

The 7 Phases

Every time Glassy processes a request, it moves through seven phases. Here is what each one does, in terms that do not require a computer science degree:

Phase What Glassy does In legal terms
Review Reads your request, gathers context from your Profile and Memory, and characterizes the full scope of what you are asking Taking the client's call and pulling the file
Analyze Identifies what matters — constraints, goals, key issues, and things that must not be missed Spotting the legal issues
Strategize Decides the best approach, defines what "success" looks like for this specific request Planning your argument
Draft Creates the response or work product according to the plan Writing the brief
Apply Runs any needed tools, searches, or calculations — this is where Skills and Knowledge get invoked Pulling case law, running the numbers
Check Verifies its own work against your requirements and constraints Proofreading and cite-checking
Improve Notes what worked and what did not, for future reference Filing the work product and updating the matter notes

Reading the Algorithm Page

Navigate to Algorithm in the sidebar to see your execution history. Each execution appears as a card you can expand to see phase-by-phase detail:

Why This Matters

This is not a nice-to-have feature. It means you can see when the AI misunderstood your question (Review phase), missed a constraint (Analyze phase), chose the wrong approach (Strategize phase), or drifted off track (Check phase). You can catch problems at the source instead of staring at a bad answer wondering what went wrong.

Green does not mean correct. It means the AI thinks it is correct. The Algorithm page is where you verify that.

How It Works (The Glass Box)

The Algorithm page is Glassy's most distinctive feature. Every request you send is processed through a structured seven-phase pipeline, and every phase is logged with its inputs, outputs, timing, and status.

The pipeline draws on your Practice Profile, Memory, active Case, and the Knowledge Base to assemble context before any reasoning begins.

Constraints are extracted before the response is generated, success criteria are defined before work starts, and drift scores are measured throughout — not retrofitted after the fact.

What this means for you: Full transparency into AI reasoning, so you can trust the good answers and catch the bad ones early.

6. Memory System

Glassy remembers what matters to your practice. Not everything, and not forever — it uses a three-tier system, like a filing system for context.

Three Tiers

Tier Analogy What it holds When it is used
HOT Your desk Frequently accessed facts and preferences — things relevant to almost every conversation Every conversation
WARM Your filing cabinet Moderately accessed — past insights, saved messages, useful context that comes up regularly When relevant to the current topic
COLD Off-site storage Archived memories — older context, completed matters, historical reference Only when specifically needed

How Memories Get Created

Two ways:

  1. Automatically. As you chat, Glassy notices useful facts and saves them. If you mention that your client is a 52-year-old warehouse worker, Glassy stores that. Next time you ask about PD calculations, it remembers — you do not have to repeat yourself.
  2. Manually. Click Save to Memory on any chat message, or go to the Memory page and click Add Memory to create one from scratch.

Each memory has: content (the actual information), a tier (HOT, WARM, or COLD), tags (for filtering and organization), and an importance score (0-10, which determines retrieval priority when context space is limited).

Managing Memories

Why It Matters

The more Glassy knows about your practice, the better it gets. A fresh Glassy account gives you competent but generic Workers' Comp responses. After a few weeks of conversation, with memories accumulating about your cases, your strategies, and your preferences, the responses are noticeably more relevant.

This is not magic — it is context. The same way a human associate gets better after working with you for six months, Glassy gets better as its memory of your practice grows.

How It Works (The Glass Box)

Every time you chat with Glassy, it checks your memories for relevant context. Memories move between tiers based on access frequency — frequently referenced memories stay HOT, older ones drift to COLD.

When context space is limited, Glassy prioritizes memories by tier (HOT first) and importance score (higher first).

You control what Glassy remembers. Delete a memory and it is gone — from every future conversation.

What this means for you: Glassy gets smarter about your practice over time, without you having to repeat yourself.

7. Practice Profile (TELOS)

Your Practice Profile is your professional identity for the AI. It tells Glassy who you are, what you care about, and how you approach your work. The more complete it is, the more relevant every response becomes.

Practice Profile is WHO YOU ARE. Personality (section 8) is HOW THE AI TALKS.

The 10 Component Types

Type What it captures Example
Mission Your firm's long-term purpose "Maximize recovery for injured workers in the Inland Empire"
Goal What you are working toward "Build expertise in cumulative trauma cases"
Challenge Current obstacles "High volume of QME scheduling delays"
Strategy Approaches you use "Aggressive early discovery to force quick settlements"
Problem Recurring issues "Opposing counsel consistently delays depositions"
Narrative Stories and experiences that shaped your practice "Won a $2M case on a novel apportionment theory"
Belief Core values "Every injured worker deserves competent representation"
Frame Mental models you use "Think of every case as a story with a beginning, middle, and end"
Hard Lesson Difficult experiences "Lost a case by underestimating the AME's credibility"
Insight Learned wisdom "Always depose the treating physician before the QME"

Where to Start

Start with Mission, Goal, and Challenge. These three give the AI the most immediately useful context. A Mission statement like "maximize recovery for injured workers" tells the AI to weight its suggestions toward aggressive advocacy. A Challenge about QME delays tells it to factor scheduling realities into hearing prep and timeline analysis.

The completeness ring at the top of the Practice Profile page shows how much of your profile is filled. You do not need 100% to see results — even one Mission and one Goal make a noticeable difference.

Managing Components

How It Works (The Glass Box)

Every component you add to your Practice Profile is injected into the AI's context when it processes your requests. If your Mission says "maximize recovery for injured workers," the AI weights its suggestions toward aggressive advocacy. If your Challenge mentions QME delays, the AI factors that into hearing prep and timeline analysis.

The profile is not cosmetic — it directly shapes the AI's reasoning pipeline at the Review and Analyze phases.

Priority levels determine which components get included first when context space is limited.

What this means for you: Tell Glassy who you are and what you care about, and it tailors every response accordingly.

8. Personality Studio

The Personality Studio controls how Glassy communicates — not what it says, but how it says it.

Think of it as choosing between the associate who writes five-page memos and the one who gives you the answer in two sentences. Both are good at their job. You just want different things at different times.

The 12 Trait Sliders

Each slider runs from 0 to 100. Most people find values in the 30-70 range feel natural for everyday work.

Trait Low end (0) High end (100)
Formality Casual, conversational Formal, structured
Detail Concise, just the answer Comprehensive, thorough
Initiative Reserved, waits for direction Proactive, suggests next steps
Reasoning Analytical, shows the logic Intuitive, gets to the conclusion
Tone Serious, all business Humorous, lighter touch
Directness Direct, straight to the point Diplomatic, softens the edges
Risk Conservative, safe recommendations Bold, pushes boundaries
Structure Structured, lists and headings Flexible, flowing prose
Complexity Technical, precise language Accessible, plain English
Confidence Cautious, heavy on qualifiers Confident, decisive statements
Innovation Traditional, established approaches Innovative, creative angles
Warmth Impersonal, professional distance Warm, personable

Multiple Profiles

Create different profiles for different contexts:

Click Activate on any profile to make it the active one (indicated by a green dot). Only one profile is active at a time.

Live Preview

As you adjust the sliders, the right side of the editor shows a live preview of the system prompt Glassy will use. This is the actual instruction text, not a summary. Read it to make sure the sliders are producing the behavior you want. If the preview says "respond with detailed, formal analysis" and you wanted bullet points, move the Detail and Structure sliders.

9. Goals and Milestones

Goals let you track what you are working toward — whether that is a case strategy, a practice development objective, or a firm management target.

Creating a Goal

Go to Goals in the sidebar, click Add Goal, and enter:

Status Tracking

Each goal can be: Active, Paused, Completed, or Cancelled. Filter chips at the top of the page let you narrow the view by status.

Milestones

Break large goals into discrete steps. Click into a goal and add milestones — each one gets a checkbox. As you complete milestones, the progress bar fills proportionally. Five milestones, three checked, 60% progress. The math is not complicated. The accountability is the point.

10. Tasks

A simple Kanban task board. Three columns: Pending, In Progress, Completed.

Creating Tasks

Click New Task and enter a title, description (optional), priority, and due date (optional). Priorities are color-coded:

Priority When to use it
Low Nice-to-have, no deadline pressure
Medium Standard work, normal course of business
High Time-sensitive, should not be deferred
Critical Blocks other work, needs immediate attention

Managing the Board

Move tasks between columns by opening the card and updating the status. Due date warnings appear when deadlines approach.

This is not trying to replace your practice management system. It is a place to track the things Glassy helps you work on — the research tasks, the drafting projects, the follow-ups that come out of a chat session.

11. Cases

Cases in Glassy are lightweight profiles for AI context, not a replacement for your case management system. They give Glassy the facts it needs to make its legal skills useful.

Creating a Case

Go to Cases in the sidebar and click New Case. Fill in:

Setting the Active Case

Click Set Active on any case card. Once a case is active, legal Skills automatically receive the case details — you do not need to re-enter the claimant's age and body parts every time you run a PD calculation or case research.

Only one case can be active at a time. If a skill gives you unexpected results, double-check that the right case is active. It is the WC equivalent of filing in the wrong matter folder.

Status options: Active, Closed, Pending, Review. When a case has a calculated PD rating, it displays on the case card.

12. Legal Research

The Legal Research section provides browsable legal principles organized by category. Each principle is presented as an expandable card showing:

This is a good quick reference when you need to check a legal standard or find the citation for a principle you already know. For deeper research, use the Knowledge system (section 4) or the Case Research skill (section 3).

13. Organizations

Organizations let you bring your firm or team into Glassy and manage usage together.

Setting Up

Go to Organizations in the sidebar, click Create Organization, and enter a name. The URL slug is generated automatically.

Inviting Members

Click Invite Member, enter an email address, and select a role:

Role What they can do
Owner Full control — manage members, settings, billing, delete the organization
Admin Invite and remove members, manage settings, view usage data
Member Standard access to shared features and resources

If the person you invite does not have a Glassy account yet, they will be prompted to create one when they accept.

Budget Management

Set a monthly AI spend limit for the organization. The usage progress bar shows current spend as a percentage of the ceiling:

Administrators get alerts when the budget is approaching its limit, so they can adjust before work is interrupted.

14. Settings

Profile

Edit your display name, email address, and profile photo. The Save button highlights when you have unsaved changes.

AI Preferences

Voice

Notifications

Toggle notifications for task completions, agent activity, and weekly summaries. Choose between email alerts and in-app notifications.

Two-Factor Authentication

See section 1 for setup instructions. To disable, go to Settings > Security and click Disable 2FA. Confirm with your password.

Integrations

MerusCase OAuth setup is available here for firms that use MerusCase for case management. Connect the integration to sync case data between the two platforms.

Data Management

15. Billing

Plans

Plan Price Highlights
Founding Member $499/month Locked-in rate for early adopters. Limited to 20 spots. Full platform access, priority support, direct founder access.
Retail $1,999/month Full platform access, dedicated support, custom instances available.
Enterprise Custom pricing HIPAA compliance with BAA, SSO/SAML authentication, dedicated infrastructure, custom SLA, and white-glove onboarding.

The Founding Member rate is exactly what it sounds like — a thank-you price for the firms that bet on us early. When those 20 spots are gone, they are gone.

Usage Tracking

Your billing dashboard shows:

Progress bars are color-coded: green (plenty of room), yellow (watch your pace), red (approaching the limit). You will never be cut off mid-conversation — the alerts are there to help you plan, not to interrupt your work.

Manage your subscription, payment methods, and invoice history from the billing page.

16. Automation and Intelligence Features

Task Coordination

The task board from section 10 is powered by an agent coordination system behind the scenes. When you create a complex task — or when Glassy breaks down a complex request — the platform can split it into subtasks, route each to a specialized agent, and coordinate the results.

How It Works (The Glass Box)

When you ask Glassy to do something complex — like "prepare a complete settlement demand package" — it may break that into multiple steps: calculate PD, summarize medical records, draft the demand letter, check compliance. Each step can be handled by a specialized agent optimized for that task.

The task board shows you every step, its status, and its output. You can intervene at any point.

Dependencies are enforced automatically — downstream tasks wait until their prerequisites complete.

What this means for you: Complex work gets broken down and tracked, not lost in a single conversation thread.

Hooks: Event-Driven Automation

Hooks let you set up rules: "If X happens, automatically do Y."

Events you can watch for (12+ types): task completed, memory created, goal updated, skill executed, message sent, thread created, component added to Practice Profile, and more.

Actions you can trigger:

Action What it does
Notify Sends you an in-app alert
Summarize Asks the AI to generate a recap of the event
Invoke Skill Automatically runs a skill, passing the event context as input
Webhook Sends an HTTP POST to an external URL (for connecting to other tools)

Example: "Every time a Medical Summary skill completes, automatically save the key findings to Memory." Set it up once, never think about it again.

Hooks support condition-based filtering (only trigger when specific conditions are met) and cooldowns (prevent the same hook from firing too often — important for high-frequency events like "message sent").

To create a hook: go to the Hook settings, click Create Hook, choose an event, choose an action, set your conditions and cooldowns, and activate it.

How It Works (The Glass Box)

Hooks watch for events in your Glassy workflow and react automatically. When you set up a hook, you define three things: what event to watch for, what conditions must be true, and what action to take.

Each hook execution is logged with the triggering event, the action taken, and whether it succeeded or failed.

Cooldown periods prevent runaway automation from consuming your budget.

What this means for you: Automate the predictable parts of your workflow so you can focus on the judgment-intensive parts.

The Cognitive Pipeline

This is the engine behind the Algorithm page (section 5). Each time Glassy processes a request, it creates a Cognitive Execution — a complete, inspectable record of its thinking process.

Every execution records:

Every execution is stored and reviewable. This is not a summary — it is the actual execution log.

"Your AI's thinking process, visible in real time — no black boxes, no trust-us-it-works."

How It Works (The Glass Box)

A Cognitive Execution is a complete audit trail of one AI reasoning session. It records what the AI understood (constraints), what it aimed for (success criteria), what it produced (artifacts), and how well it stayed on track (drift scores).

If the AI gives you a wrong answer, you can open the execution and see exactly where it went wrong: did it misunderstand the question? Miss a constraint? Drift off topic?

Every execution is cryptographically logged and immutable.

What this means for you: Every AI response comes with a full paper trail — the legal profession's kind of accountability.

A Note on OpenClaw

Glassy's backend includes a code generation engine called OpenClaw. This feature is not exposed in the legal product interface — it is not relevant to attorney workflows and is mentioned here only for completeness. If you see references to it in the platform documentation, you can safely ignore them.

Security and Compliance

This section contains no jokes. It is not that kind of section.

Common Questions

Is my data safe? Yes. AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, HIPAA compliant architecture, and your data is never used to train AI models. See the Security section above for the full picture.

Can Glassy give legal advice? No. Glassy provides research, analysis, calculations, and drafts. Legal judgment is yours. Every output requires attorney review before it goes anywhere near a filing, a client, or an opposing party. That faded fax from 2003 is going to give the AI a headache too — it is a tool, not a partner of record.

What if the AI gets something wrong? It will, eventually. When it does: check the Algorithm page to see where the reasoning went wrong. Was the constraint extraction off? Did it drift during drafting? Override any output you disagree with. If you see a persistent pattern of errors, contact support — it may indicate a data or configuration issue worth investigating.

Does Glassy work with Adjudica? Yes. Adjudica handles your documents and court forms. Glassy handles your conversations, research, and analysis. They share the same platform infrastructure and complement each other. See Using Glassy and Adjudica Together for the details.

Can I use Glassy on my phone? Glassy is a web application accessible from any modern browser, including mobile browsers. The interface adapts to smaller screens. Go to glassy.adjudica.ai from your phone and log in normally.

What AI models does Glassy use? Gemini, GPT-4, and Claude — selected based on task type and optimized for different kinds of work. You can set your preferred default model in Settings. The platform handles model routing automatically unless you choose to override it.

Will my conversations be private? Yes. Only you and members of your organization can see your data. No one at Glass Box Solutions reads your conversations, and the data is not accessible to other Glassy users.

What happens if I cancel? Your data is retained for 30 days after cancellation. During that window, you can reactivate your account and everything will be exactly where you left it. After 30 days, all data is permanently and irreversibly deleted.

Support

Need Contact Response
General support support@adjudica.ai 1 business day
Direct to founder alex@adjudica.ai Same day
Security or data concern security@adjudica.ai Immediate (24/7)

Something broken? Something confusing? Something you wish existed? We want to hear it. This platform is built by people who listen to attorneys, not by people who think they know better than attorneys.

Cross-References

The AI does the homework. You make the decisions.

Glass Box Solutions, Inc.