Miner Law AI

Miner Law AI is a document intelligence platform built for law firms and other professional-services firms, designed to run entirely on a firm's own hardware rather than in the cloud.

Key features and functions include:

Local-first indexing
The platform reads a firm's existing document archive in place, without uploading files externally, and builds a private searchable index on the customer's own workstation.

Hybrid retrieval
Keyword search is combined with semantic (meaning-based) search and fused into a single ranked result set, with an optional re-ranking pass for top results.

Cite-only drafting
Draft outputs are generated using only passages retrieved from the firm's indexed documents; wording that cannot be traced to a source passage is flagged rather than included in the output.

Verification pass
Before returning a draft, the platform checks whether retrieved material supports an answer, producing either a grounded draft or an explicit statement that there is not enough material to answer.

Work-product weighting
Documents authored by the firm are weighted above third-party material during indexing, prioritizing the firm's own past work in search and drafting results.

Matter matching
Related documents (for example, a claim and its response) are paired by the platform to help users identify whether the firm has handled a similar matter previously.

Audit trail
Each run produces a record of what was retrieved and how the output was generated; the vendor states this record can be independently replayed to verify the run.

File format support
The platform indexes several common file formats, including PDF, Word, Excel, email, HTML, RTF, CSV, and plain text.

Hardware requirements
The vendor states the product is designed to run on a standard laptop-class workstation (approximately 4-core, 16 GB, CPU-only) and that indexing is resume-safe if interrupted.

Optional external case-law layer
An add-on connects the platform to a vendor-hosted database of public case law; the vendor states that only search terms, not firm documents, reach this external service.