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Harvey's agents now inherit the context of your matters and projects, along with a memory of how you work.
Legal work carries history.
A matter or project can run for months.
Different lawyers step in, documents change, and earlier decisions shape what happens next.
Yet most legal AI starts over every time you ask it to do something.
You give it the documents, explain the matter, tell it what to look for and how you want the answer structured.
Then you correct the output until it’s something you’d actually use.
The next task starts, and you do much of that setup again.
An agent that starts fresh each time can’t understand the full context of the matter, which limits the complexity of the work it takes on.
For the lawyer, that means spending time getting the AI back up to speed before the real work can begin.
Today, we’re introducing Harvey II.
Now, Harvey’s agents are smarter from the start.
They begin with more than just what you put in the prompt.
They inherit the context of the matter or project they open in, along with Harvey’s memory of your style and preferences.
That changes the ceiling on what you can hand an agent.
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