How one scholar uses a culture agent and a two-year-old Bluebooking agent for legal writing
KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-03
KarlMuth continues sharing his academic-writing agent stack: a culture agent builds a table of every Japanese phrase in his manuscript, matched to how he uses each term rather than its general meaning. He then runs it through a Bluebooking agent he has maintained and iterated on for two years for legal citation checking.
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