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Cursor for contracts is here. Announcing Spellbook's new AI document editor. Doc editing for lawyers is disjointed: you can edit with AI in chat, but then need to "Open in Word" to make manual tweaks without breaking formatting. Alternatively you can use a Word add-in like Spellbook's, but this...

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Scott Stevenson2 months ago

Awesome work by @mitchellhynes and @ethanisthinking. Read more here:

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Turner Novak 🍌🧢2 months ago

Cursor [by SpaceXAI, a division of SpaceX] for Contracts

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Scott Stevenson2 months ago

Correct, thank you Turner

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Chris Kercher2 months ago

wen litigation product…?

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jihad2 months ago

You mean Grok for Contracts now? 🤣 Congrats!! Very cool

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Scott Stevenson2 months ago

Yes haha. Thanks!

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Ira Rothken2 months ago

This is a wise and helpful move. Great work and yes with the current code libraries available it’s hard to do well and bug free.

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Scott Stevenson2 months ago

Thx Ira!

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Arvand2 months ago

really nice

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Daeshawn | Nargis2 months ago

Congrats on the launch Scott!

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Matt Teixeira2 months ago

Congrats @scottastevenson ! awesome product

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Nate Yiu2 months ago

Amazing! Congratulations on the launch! I’m working on the same concept in a different space; taking the best of AI code editors and applying them to high-trust workflows. Does your editor support Word WYSIWYG in-app?

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PAUL SYNG2 months ago

Inline look is C L E A N 🤌🏼

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Arth Gupta2 months ago

incredible product insight, the future of work is editing md files

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Ryan Carson2 months ago

Love this

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Andy Wood2 months ago

Teams always building!

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David Howe2 months ago

Just had this pain completing an RFP.

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faizan khan2 months ago

did someone say docs

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Scott Stevenson2 months ago

Yes

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Ara Ghougassian2 months ago

lfg! 🇨🇦

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toki2 months ago

congrats!

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Faruk1 month ago

Does it support redlining?

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Scott Stevenson1 month ago

Yes, that’s the most important part for legal work!

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Lawyered1 month ago

Constantly improvinf

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1man2 months ago

@Grok explain how Superdocs in Cursor compares to this.

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victor2 months ago

Is this available outside of enterprise?

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Max Slinger2 months ago

the 'open in word' step is where every contract edit goes to die. does it keep track changes intact or does it rebuild them

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dhinna ship .ico2 months ago

How does the new editor keep formatting intact during inline AI edits?

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Anuar2 months ago

We have similar experience and with Import/Export to docx, Header/Footer and multi-document changes. I like your inline / track changes part.

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