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Getting Started With Computational Law: What Should I Build, and How Should I Build It?
Start small, build a usable legal artifact, keep the authority visible, and test where rules, probabilistic decisions, and AI reasoning belong.
Learn by doing. Build with purpose.
With Dazza Greenwood
Beyond prompts.
Into projects.
Put agents to work on something that matters—with clear goals, durable context, and ways to tell whether it actually worked.
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A new home for practical agent work
Start with an experiment.
Go deeper when you’re ready.
HOPE Lab brings together people who want to use agents more effectively on real projects—not just get better answers to individual prompts.
Explore open materials, join a free session, or get focused help applying the patterns to your own work.
Want to go further? Work with Dazza →Meet your guide
Practical methods.
Work you can inspect.
Dazza Greenwood is a lawyer-technologist who develops methods and tools for agent workflows, authority boundaries, and practical evaluation. His work includes Interlateral, the Overnight Cookbook, and hands-on HOPE sessions for putting those ideas into practice.
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