AI can draft.
Only you can judge.
Prompt Pilot rewrites your prompts in one click, so AI offers you options instead of answers, asks instead of assumes, and flags instead of decides. Because clients pay for your judgment, not the machine's.
Paste a prompt. Watch it get healthier.
No sign-up, no install. Use a sample below or paste your own. This is the real tool, running in your browser.
- driver’s-seat techniques
- 120
- disciplines
- 12
- flight modes
- 8
- library prompts
- 154
The quiet failure mode of legal AI
It isn't hallucinated cases. You've learned to check those. It's subtler: the AI picks the argument, the structure, the tone, and the emphasis, and you become a reviewer of work you didn't direct. One accepted draft at a time, the judgment you're paid for drifts to the machine.
The fix isn't using AI less. It's prompting in a way that keeps you in command. That discipline can be injected into any prompt, automatically.
“Draft a motion to compel.”
“Draft a motion to compel. But first ask me your 3 highest-value questions, then show me an argument menu with strength ratings. I pick. Flag every judgment call.”
One click. A healthier prompt.
Paste your prompt
Pick a flight mode
Fly with your hands on the controls
Everything you need to stay in command
One click reads the task and tunes the prompt
Auto Pilot detects what you're doing (drafting, research, contract review, discovery) and injects the highest-impact driver's-seat techniques for that exact task. A prompt-health score shows the difference, before and after.
- Task-aware: the right tunes for drafting vs. research vs. review
- A before/after health score, not a black box
- Adjust the depth: light, balanced, or deep collaboration
Auto Pilot
Co-Counsel
Options Mode
Skeptic Mode
Mentor Mode
Voice Guardian
Light Touch
Manual
Eight ways to work with AI. Your call.
Want maximum collaboration? Co-Counsel. Need to pressure-test an argument? Skeptic. Protecting your own writing voice? Voice Guardian. Each mode is a different posture toward the AI, and you switch in one click.
Tuned to your practice and your seat
Add a lens for your field (litigation, transactional, IP, employment, tax, and more) and for your role (associate, partner, in-house, GC, solo, paralegal). Each orients the AI to the norms, risks, and audience you actually work with. And the menu keeps growing: new tunes are added all the time.
See the lensesPractice areas
Roles
120 techniques, fully under your control
Every tune Auto Pilot applies is visible, removable, and swappable. Browse the full menu across 12 disciplines, search by what you need, and build exactly the discipline you want. You read every word before it goes anywhere.
Explore the playbookA library of lawyer-built prompts
154 prompts for the work lawyers actually do: motions, research, contract review, discovery, demand letters, depositions. Every one makes the AI ask you first or expose its judgment calls after. Start in the driver's seat.
Browse the library120 fine-tunes across 12 disciplines
A deep menu of best practices that keep lawyers thinking, choosing, and directing, including lenses tuned to your practice area and your role. New tunes are added all the time.
Questions, answered
Do I need to install anything?
No. Prompt Pilot runs in your browser and works alongside any AI tool: ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, or your firm’s in-house assistant. Tune your prompt here, paste it there.
Is my prompt or client data sent anywhere?
No. The tuning engine runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored, or sent to a server. Nothing leaves your machine.
Which AI tools does it work with?
All of them. Prompt Pilot rewrites the prompt; you use it wherever you already work. It’s model-agnostic by design.
Will this slow down my work?
It’s one click. Auto Pilot reads your prompt and applies the right discipline instantly. You can accept it as-is, or remove any tune. Every choice stays yours.
What is free, and what comes with Write.law?
Free, with no account: the Cockpit and its tuning engine, all 8 flight modes, 87 tunes, the 154-prompt library, and the playbook. The 33 practice-area and role lenses come with Write.law. You can read what every lens does on either surface; the language it adds to your prompt comes with the course.
Stop accepting. Start directing.
Put Prompt Pilot on every prompt you write. Start free and keep your hands on the controls.