Anthropic on Wednesday, October 28 introduced a gallery of ready-to-use artifacts for legal work in Claude, extending the Claude for Legal product it launched in May. The gallery brings together six Anthropic-built task artifacts, four artifacts built by legal tech companies and law firms, and nine access-to-justice artifacts.

Artifacts are interactive tools such as trackers and dashboards that teams can use and share inside Claude. Every artifact in the legal gallery opens with an example so users can see the workflow before connecting their own data, and every output links back to its source.

Anthropic said the most common requests from legal teams since the May launch were for simpler setup and easier ways to work with colleagues. Under the gallery's working model, the lawyer supplies the documents and sources, Claude produces a first pass, and the lawyer then applies judgment to the output.