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AI-powered legal prompt library for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini LexPrompt brings attorney-verified, jurisdiction-specific AI prompts into the tools you already use. Built for solo attorneys and small firms, the LexPrompt extension lets you pull a vetted legal prompt and drop it straight into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini — without copying, pasting, or rewriting. Why LexPrompt is different • Attorney-verified. Every curated prompt is reviewed by practicing attorneys, with trust metadata you can see: review dates, statute citations, and jurisdiction flags. You know where a prompt came from and when it was last checked. • Jurisdiction-specific. Prompts are organized by jurisdiction, so the guidance reflects the rules that apply where you practice — not generic boilerplate. • Your details stay in your browser. Prompts use fill-in-the-blank variables for things like client names and case facts. You fill them in locally and the finished prompt goes to your clipboard or your AI tool. Those values are never sent to our servers. • One-click injection. Open the extension, pick a prompt, fill the variables, and send it directly into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. How it works 1. Sign in with your LexPrompt account. 2. Browse the verified prompt library by practice area, task type, and jurisdiction. 3. Fill in the variables for your matter. 4. Send the finished prompt to ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Plans LexPrompt offers a Free tier for browsing the library, plus Pro and Firm plans that unlock variable fill, the extension, and team workspaces. Manage your subscription at lexprompt.ai. Questions? Reach us at support@lexprompt.ai.
Jul 31, 2026
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