Acquire
Court adapters · schedules · raw captures
Docket Intelligence Workbench turns a published court record into a monitored workspace with historical snapshots, meaningful difference detection, organized filings, searchable timelines, and source-grounded analysis.
The operational problem
A user may repeatedly visit the same public source, download documents into unrelated folders, compare entries manually, and reconstruct a timeline from incomplete snapshots.
That makes a simple question surprisingly difficult to answer: what changed since the last time the record was checked?
The system
Court adapters · schedules · raw captures
Immutable snapshots · hashes · documents
Normalization · comparisons · cited retrieval
Timelines · alerts · audit history
What works now
The public repository contains the reusable application foundation, reference adapter, synthetic fixtures, and tests. Private records, credentials, and customer-specific integrations stay outside it.
Responsible boundary
The system can preserve records, identify differences, organize evidence, and support source review. It does not determine legal intent, provide representation, automatically file documents, or treat an anomaly as proof of misconduct.
Reusable beyond court records
Need to monitor a changing source?