In the live Q&A with Yunes Seulami, a lawyer and the founder of We SimpliFi, Alejo shared a one-line prompt and promised to put it where people could copy it. Here it is, with the co-counsel prompt Yunes uses on his own files.
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Use the same conversation that wrote the contract, the letter or the memo, so the AI has the whole file in front of it when it looks for gaps.
Yunes, at 14:03: "the red ones, you go read them right away." Then the yellows. You do not need to reread the whole draft to find what matters.
The prompt finds what you missed. It does not sign off. Yunes, at 21:11: "And then you do the final review."
| Colour | What it means | Where it is said |
|---|---|---|
| Red | Do not sign or send this until it is fixed. | Yunes, 15:46: "do not sign this until you fix these issues" |
| Yellow | A warning. Something to consider, or not defined well enough yet. | Alejo, 15:20 and 18:58 |
| Green | It passes your criteria: your standard provisions, your fallbacks. | Yunes, 15:59 |
You will be my co-counsel on this file. You will challenge me and raise issues as if you were another lawyer. Your role is not to get to a final document. Your role is to challenge me and to dig deeper.
Built from Yunes at 16:36 to 16:51, and Alejo at 17:36: "We don't want the final document. Your role is to challenge me and to dig deeper."
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