DocSkeleton

In development/React · TypeScript · Vite · docx

Legal documents assembled from blocks, with automatic numbering and smart fields, straight in the browser.

DocSkeleton turns legal documents into modular structures. Instead of starting from scratch or copying an old template, the professional picks the document genre, receives the base structure already assembled, and adjusts the document block by block: dragging, checking options, applying rules, and generating the Word file. Blocks are typed — drafted section, free text, exclusive choice, multiple selection, dropdown, table, timeline, and closing — and numbered topics renumber themselves when a block in the middle is removed. Checking an option adds the matching text and its legal grounds. Typing @ in any field opens the case-data list, and fixing a document number once fixes it across every document in that case. The automation is deterministic, not generative: the legal reasoning stays with the person writing. Everything runs in the browser — no backend, no account, and no content sent to AI services.

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React · TypeScript · Vite · docx