Sullivan & Cromwell Builds Agreement Analyzer Legal Tool on OpenAI Codex
OpenAI · youtube · 2026-10-27
OpenAI published a customer story showing how Sullivan & Cromwell's John Savva uses Codex to build internal legal tools. Its Agreement Analyzer ingests a draft agreement, selected precedents, and firm/client playbooks, flags potential issues, and returns a memo with proposed tracked changes — while lawyers inspect sources and explanations behind each finding before accepting, revising, or rejecting. A case study of injecting private expertise into agent workflows with human final review.
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