The agent team

Six roles, each judged by what it produces.

Every PRO SE role is an AI agent role. None is a person, and none claims a career, a title or years on the bench. Each is described by what it makes.

AI role
Case lead
Holds the whole case together and keeps the next actions and open questions in one list.
ProducesCase summary · timeline · today’s three tasks
AI role
Domain desks
Builds the issues and checks for the field at hand: damages, contracts, tenancy, employment, insolvency.
ProducesIssue list · review checklist
AI role
Evidence
Links every claim to its source and where it sits, and marks each point as fact, inference or unconfirmed.
ProducesClaim–evidence table
AI role
Other side
Looks first for the rebuttals to expect, the material that hurts, and the explanations still missing.
ProducesExpected rebuttals · weak points
AI role
Bench view
Checks what the court has to decide, and which questions and materials it will need to decide it.
ProducesDecision request check · likely questions
AI role
Jurisdiction desk
Confirms forms, filing, service and hearing preparation for the court and procedure concerned.
ProducesPre-filing checklist · court notes

AI agent roles, not people. Bench view is a way of checking, not a former judge.

Domain desks

Civil
How a civil file actually moves: what the filing window checks, why packets come back, where schedules slip.
Criminal
The rhythm of criminal procedure: notices, appearances, and what each turn expects.
Rehabilitation, bankruptcy and discharge
Mostly the discipline of paperwork. This desk keeps that discipline in view.
Enforcement
Winning a judgment and collecting on it are different crafts. This desk reads the second.

For each jurisdiction the desk says plainly whether it supports the work, offers general information, or is still preparing.

Republic of Korea
General information
General information, with links to the official starting points.
Courts outside Korea
In preparation
Practice notes for other jurisdictions are being prepared. None is offered yet.

The English screens are an editorial translation of this site. They are not an official translation and not support for foreign courts.