Release gates for legal AI agents
Your legal agent files documents, enters deadlines and sends letters in practice management systems. A wrong action there is a professional liability issue, not a bad answer. Agentiqa is an AI Quality System for these agents: release gates run the agent's key tasks before each release and check what it actually filed, entered and sent.
Where it writes: Practice management systems: matters, documents, deadlines, correspondence.
What goes wrong with legal agents
These are the errors that pass a quick look at the reply and show up in the record:
| Error type | Example |
|---|---|
| Wrong record | A letter filed to a client with a similar name. |
| Wrong deadline | A deadline from the wrong trigger date, or one that ignores a holiday. |
| Confidentiality | Details from another matter in a draft. |
| False "done" | The upload fails and the agent reports "done". |
Behind most of them are a few named error types: wrong data, a false "done" (hallucinated success), duplicate writes, partial writes and regressions since the last release (AI agent regression testing).
What the release gate checks
Matter, deadline date, recipient, and that the document was actually uploaded.
The gate judges the result in the connected system. Different wording in the agent's reply doesn't fail a task. A wrong value, an extra record or a false success message does.
How it works
- Key tasks, in plain words. You and an Agentiqa engineer pick the tasks where a mistake costs the most, for example filing an incoming document to the right matter or entering a deadline from a court letter. Each task is described in plain words.
- Run before each release. The gate runs each task in a real browser with a test account, then checks what changed in the connected system, not only the agent's reply. That is where wrong data, a false "done", duplicate writes and partial writes show up.
- Confirmed regressions only. When you rerun the failed tasks, AI Quality Manager reports a step as a regression only if it fails again. Unconfirmed failures are listed separately.
- Evidence for the decision. Each failure comes with a trace, the recording and steps to reproduce. Your team decides whether the version ships.
AI Quality Manager compares each release with the previous one, shows regression candidates, and proposes test updates and new tests. A person on your team approves them.
Rollout
First release gates are live within 7 minutes. Then comes the 3-day enterprise rollout: an Agentiqa engineer works with your team, on-site or remote, to cover the riskiest actions in your domain, and keeps the gates current as your prompts, models and product change.
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Security
- The agent types credentials by name, so their real values stay out of the model's context.
- A data processing agreement is available on request.
- Agentiqa is independent of the team and the tools that built the agent.
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FAQ
The records the agent left in the practice management system: the matter a document was filed under, the deadline date it entered, the recipient, and that the document was actually uploaded.
Yes, when the deadline is part of a gate task. The gate reads the deadline the agent entered and compares it with the expected date, including trigger dates and holidays.
Yes. After each task, the gate checks that the document was actually uploaded and filed under the right matter. A "done" with nothing behind it fails the task.
For hosted test runs (executed in Google Cloud in Belgium, with Google Gemini processing outside the EU), we disclose the full processing path in writing. A data processing agreement is available on request.