Pilot5 now works inside Claude. You ask Claude a legal question; Pilot5 asks you what is missing, puts five AI models from five companies on the case, and comes back in your conversation with a memo Claude can draft from. It takes five clicks to connect, your Pilot5 Legal account and credits work as they do on legal.pilot5.ai, and every memo stays in your Pilot5 Legal console. For lawyers and in-house counsel.
What changes in your day
You do not leave the conversation. The question goes to Claude the way you would put it to a colleague. Pilot5 does not answer yet: it asks two or three questions, the clause, the facts, the constraint, and builds the brief with you. Then five AI models from five companies take the case, challenge each other’s work, and the dissent is kept. The memo comes back where you asked, with the recommendation, the figure at stake, the next step and the counter-argument. Claude, with its legal skills, drafts from it: the notice, the email to the client or to the business, the to-do list. You review, and send.
The case in the video
A test file, run on 10 November 2026 inside Claude. A regional food distributor’s refrigerated carrier was late seven times in ninety days, and two loads arrived spoiled, about $41,000 of product destroyed. The agreement has a 30-day cure clause and about $680,000 of remaining commitments. Florida law. The company wants out now. Counsel’s plan: serve the cure notice and move the freight to another carrier at once.
Pilot5 asked three questions first: the exact termination and cure wording, what happened to the two rejected loads, what makes waiting thirty days unacceptable. Then its answer, eighteen minutes later:
- Not yet: check the signed contract first.
- Meanwhile, serve the Section 14.2 cure notice. Do not terminate.
- Terminate now and lose, and the carrier claims about $680,000.
- Two of the five models would move the freight now and pay the 15% shortfall. Their view is kept, so you hear the counter-argument before the other side makes it.
- The key Florida case, found in court records.
Then counsel asked Claude for the cure notice, and Claude drafted it from the memo: the two spoiled loads, the $41,000, thirty days to cure, and the line that protects the client, a notice of breach, not a notice of termination. Then the email to the business, and the to-do list, each passage tagged with what it took from the memo. One line was Claude’s own addition: the federal deadline for the cargo claim.
How it works, in five steps
- You ask Claude. A real question, in your words.
- Pilot5 asks what is missing. Two or three questions; the brief is built with you, not guessed.
- Five AI models from five companies answer separately, then review each other’s work without knowing who wrote what. The dissent is kept. Each case they cite is looked up in court records.
- The memo comes back in your conversation, and in your Pilot5 Legal console: the recommendation, the figure at stake, every option compared, the next step, the dissent, each case checked.
- Claude drafts from the memo. You review, and send.
Connect Pilot5 to Claude in five clicks
- In claude.ai, open Customize, then Connectors. On a Team or Enterprise plan, an Owner adds the connector first, under Organization settings, Connectors, Add custom connector.
- Click + and Add custom connector.
- Paste https://mcp.pilot5.ai/mcp as the server URL. Leave the advanced settings empty.
- Click Add, then sign in to Pilot5 in the window that opens. No account yet? Create one there; free credits at signup.
- In any chat, click + at the lower left, open Connectors, and switch Pilot5 on.
Pilot5 works in Claude on the web, in Claude Desktop and in Claude Code, including with Claude’s legal skills. The Free plan allows one custom connector. The same address works in ChatGPT, Le Chat, Cursor, VS Code, Perplexity, Gemini Enterprise, Copilot Studio and Zed: the steps for each are at pilot5.ai/docs/mcp.
Questions lawyers ask us
Does Pilot5 replace Claude? No. Claude stays your assistant. Pilot5 gives it a tested decision to work from: the question deliberated by five AI models, the dissent kept, the figures re-checked, the cases looked up. Claude drafts from that memo.
Who sees my question? The question and the brief go to Pilot5 and to the AI providers that run the panel, under Pilot5’s zero-retention and EU-residency options. Pilot5 does not train on your data. The memo stays in your Pilot5 Legal console.
Is this legal advice? No. Pilot5 is a legal research and decision-support tool. Every memo is reviewed by a qualified professional before use, and the lawyer makes the final call.
Does it work for in-house counsel? Yes. The case in the video is a company’s decision: a supplier contract, a notice to send, a business that wants an answer today. The memo, the notice and the email to the business come back the same way.
Are the citations checked? Pilot5 looks up each cited case in court records. Since 4 November 2026, the citations in Pilot5 Legal memos also face PelAIkan, an independent citation checker, which reads the source and verifies that it says what the memo claims. The write-up: pilot5.ai/blog/adversarial-verification.
What does it cost? A deliberation uses credits from your Pilot5 account, the same credits as on legal.pilot5.ai. Free credits at signup; the price list is on pilot5.ai.
Does it work with ChatGPT or Cursor? Yes. The same connector address, https://mcp.pilot5.ai/mcp, works in every MCP-compatible client. The steps per platform are at pilot5.ai/docs/mcp.
What we are not claiming
No tool makes a memo free of errors. Pilot5 deliberates, checks what it can check, and shows its work, including the dissent and the open questions. The lawyer reviews the sources that matter most to the case, and signs. Verification remains the user’s responsibility.
A real Pilot5 run of November 2026 on a test case; the Claude screens in the video are simulated. Pilot5 is a legal research and decision-support tool. It does not provide legal advice. Outputs must be reviewed by a qualified professional before use. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic. Pilot5 is an independent product and is not affiliated with Anthropic.