Lexora AI documentation

How to use Lexora AI.

Practical guides for Studio, Responsa, regions, skills, credits, privacy, and important limits. Written for people who need clear legal information. No proprietary internals.

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overview

Overview

What Lexora AI is and who it is for.

Lexora AI is a place for everyday people and professionals to get clear, structured information on legal topics.
There are two main product surfaces: Studio (public free trial) and Responsa (fuller access for verified holders and credit users).
You pick your region first so answers follow the jurisdictions Lexora AI has skills for.
Lexora AI is not a law firm and does not replace a licensed attorney.
Use Lexora AI for orientation, drafts, and better questions. Use counsel for advice you will rely on.

quick-start

Quick start

From landing page to first answer in a few steps.

Open Studio at /studio if you want to try Lexora AI without holding the token.
Open Responsa at /responsa if you already hold enough LEXORA or have credits.
Connect with Privy when prompted (email, social, or wallet).
Choose your region before you ask. This filters skills and steers the answer.
Optionally pick a skill that matches your topic, then type your question in plain English.
Read the answer carefully, save anything important, and verify with licensed counsel when it matters.

studio

Studio (free trial)

Try Lexora AI without holding the token.

Studio is the public trial workspace. Anyone can open it and ask legal questions within the free message limit.
Choose your region, optionally pick a skill, then ask in plain language.
Studio is designed for first questions and evaluation. It is not meant to be unlimited forever.
When the trial limit is reached, you can hold the Lexora token for Responsa access, or buy credits if credits are enabled.
Prompt starters on the homepage and inside Studio help you begin with a concrete fact pattern.

responsa

Responsa (full portal)

How to use the holder and credits workspace.

Responsa is the fuller Lexora AI portal. In classical usage, responsa means reasoned legal opinions. Lexora AI uses the name for the private working room.
To enter Responsa you generally need either a qualifying LEXORA balance or enough credits, depending on how access is configured.
Connect with Privy and use a wallet that can be checked onchain for holder access.
If you open Responsa without access, you will see a clear gate, your balance status, and a path back to Studio or into credit purchase when available.
Inside Responsa you get the same core flow as Studio, with fuller capability when your plan allows uploads, contracts, and broader skill use.
Use the matter brief on the side to track region, skill, document, and the questions you have already asked in the session.

responsa-walkthrough

Responsa walkthrough

A practical tour of the Responsa screen.

1. Connect your account and confirm you meet holder or credits access.
2. Set your region. Change it if the matter moves to another forum of law.
3. Browse or search skills filtered to that region. Pick one when you know the lane.
4. Ask a clear question. Include country, parties, timeline, and what you want back (summary, risks, draft language, checklist).
5. Upload a document only when uploads are enabled for your plan and only if you are comfortable sharing that text with the AI provider.
6. Review the structured answer. Copy or save what you need. Do not treat it as final legal advice.
7. Continue the thread with follow-ups, or start a new angle with a different skill.

regions

Regions

Why region selection comes first.

Lexora AI indexes legal skills for regions such as the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, general (jurisdiction-neutral), and cross-jurisdiction topics.
Selecting a region filters the skill list and steers answers toward that forum of law.
If you are unsure, start with General or Cross-jurisdiction, then refine once you know which country or system actually governs the issue.
Changing region mid-session may clear a selected skill so you do not keep an out-of-region playbook by accident.
Cross-border matters need extra caution. Use comparative skills for orientation, then verify with local counsel in each relevant place.

skills

Exploring skills

What skills are and how to choose one (without proprietary internals).

A skill is a focused playbook for a type of legal question. It helps Lexora AI follow a clear method instead of guessing.
You can ask without selecting a skill. Selecting one is useful when you already know the topic lane.
Browse skills after you set a region. Search by keywords when the list is long.
Skill titles and short descriptions are meant to be human-readable. They describe the job of the skill, not hidden model recipes.
Examples of skill lanes you may see: contracts, employment, data protection, corporate, litigation process, crypto and compliance orientation, and more depending on region.
Lexora AI does not publish proprietary skill internals, prompts, or private playbook text. Docs explain how to use skills, not how to reverse engineer them.
If two skills both seem relevant, pick the closer match or ask a general question first, then refine.
Skills keep answers more reviewable. You and your attorney can see which lane was used.

how-to-ask

How to ask a good question

Get clearer answers from Lexora AI.

State the country or region, the parties involved, and what you want to understand or draft.
Add dates, amounts, and document types when they matter.
Say the outcome format you want: summary, risk list, checklist, draft clause language, or next steps.
Upload a PDF or text file when your access tier allows it. Then ask about a specific section instead of saying review everything.
Avoid dumping secrets you would not want processed by an AI provider.
Follow up with narrower questions. Good legal work is iterative.

documents

Documents and uploads

How file handling works at a high level.

Uploads are available only when your plan enables them (often Responsa or credits, not the free trial).
Lexora AI extracts text from supported files, then deletes the raw file from disk.
Extracted text lives in temporary session memory so you can ask about the document during that session.
Large or scanned files may extract poorly. Prefer text-based PDFs when possible.
Never upload materials you are not allowed to share.

access

Access model

Trial, hold, and credits in plain terms.

Anyone can open Studio and use the free trial within the configured message limit.
Connect with Privy (email, social, or wallet) when you are ready.
Hold enough LEXORA to unlock Responsa when hold-to-access is enabled. The minimum balance is set by the operator and can change over time.
Spend LEXORA for credit packages when spend-for-credits is enabled. Credits can unlock paid capability without a large long-term hold.
Both paths can exist at once. Holding is membership. Credits are fuel.
Exact thresholds, package prices, and feature flags are configured in Admin and may update as markets move.

credits

Buying and using credits

Pay-as-you-go access with LEXORA.

When credits are enabled, you can buy packages by sending LEXORA to the treasury and claiming the transaction.
Each package shows tokens paid and credits received before you confirm.
Chats and uploads may spend credits according to the configured costs.
If a claim fails, wait for the transaction to confirm, then try claiming with the transaction hash.
Credits are for product access. They are not investment advice and not a promise of token price.

matter-brief

Matter brief

The session summary panel.

The matter brief tracks region, active skill, document name, question count, and your latest topic snippet.
Use it as a lightweight case board while you work through a question thread.
It is session-oriented. Do not treat it as a permanent legal file system.

roadmap

Roadmap (public)

What we plan to build next at a high level.

Q1 focuses on foundation and launch: Studio, Responsa, and community onboarding.
Q2 focuses on community reach, including a Telegram bot for quick orientation prompts.
Q3 focuses on deeper product workflows and an X bot for education threads and starters.
Q4 focuses on scale: mobile polish, smarter routing, and community review.
The homepage Roadmap section is the living public version. Dates are directional, not guarantees.

privacy

Privacy

What happens to uploads and chat content.

Uploaded files are parsed for text, then deleted from disk.
Extracted text lives only in temporary session memory on the server.
Chat content may be sent to the AI provider to generate responses.
Browser storage is limited to things like trial counters, consent preference, and admin checklist progress on operator machines.
Lexora AI does not sell your documents.

safety

Safety and limits

What Lexora AI will not do for you.

Lexora AI is not a crisis line. If you need emergency help, contact local emergency or legal aid services.
Lexora AI will not help with criminal wrongdoing or sanctions evasion.
Answers can be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect. Always verify.
Do not paste secrets, passwords, private keys, or privileged materials you cannot share.

disclaimer

Disclaimer

Not a lawyer. Not legal advice.

Lexora AI generates informational drafts and analyses only.
It is not a law firm, is not a substitute for a licensed attorney, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Answers can be incomplete, outdated, or incorrect.
Always seek advice from a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction before relying on any output.

faq

FAQ

Common questions from new users.

Do I need a wallet to try Lexora AI? No. Start in Studio. A wallet helps for Responsa holder checks and credit purchases.
What is the difference between Studio and Responsa? Studio is the free trial. Responsa is the fuller portal for holders and credit users.
Can I use Lexora AI for any country? Use the region picker. Coverage depends on available skills for that region.
Why did my skill disappear when I changed region? Skills are filtered by region so answers stay in the right lane.
Is this legal advice? No. It is informational only.
Where do I read the roadmap? On the homepage under Roadmap, or in this Docs section.