Legal Intake is a Clone skill that coordinates legal intake and matters, from logging new requests to tracking open matters, owners and handoffs between counsel. Legal counsel and operations manager clones use it to keep the legal queue organized as requests arrive from across the business. It needs no app connection and supports counsel rather than giving legal advice.
Log the new vendor dispute from procurement and show me every open matter with its owner.
Logged the vendor dispute as a new matter and assigned it to commercial counsel for triage. You have nine open matters; two have no owner yet.
| Matter | Type | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor dispute | Commercial | Commercial counsel | New |
| Office lease renewal | Real estate | Unassigned | Intake |
| Trademark filing | IP | IP counsel | In progress |
| Contractor agreement | Employment | Unassigned | Intake |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Forward or describe a new legal request. Your clone logs it as a matter with type, requester and details.
It keeps a running view of open matters, who owns each one and where it stands.
When a matter moves between counsel, your clone prepares the handoff so nothing is lost.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Legal Intake to work as part of their job.
AI legal intake means an AI captures and organizes incoming legal requests. With Clone, your legal clone logs each request as a matter, tracks owners and status, and coordinates handoffs between counsel.
No. Legal Intake works without an app connection. Your clone logs and tracks matters from the requests you share with it.
Legal counsel and operations manager clones use it most, especially on lean legal teams handling requests from many departments.
No. Legal Intake coordinates intake, tracking and handoffs. Decisions and advice stay with your counsel. Your clone prepares the matter so they can act faster.
Your clone prepares a handoff with the matter's history, open items and next steps, so the receiving counsel can pick it up without starting over.
Updated October 2026