Justinian 2.1.0 adds reasoning effort controls so users can choose faster answers for straightforward work or deeper analysis for complex cases.
What changed
Reasoning effort lets users choose the right balance between speed and depth for the case at hand.
Reasoning effort controls
Choose Low for faster answers to straightforward questions, Very High for difficult research, or Max for the most complex cases where depth cases more than speed.
Clearer guidance on when to start fresh
The chat now shows when a conversation is getting too long and warns when starting a new chat will likely produce a more careful answer.
Handles longer research projects
Justinian can review more source material in one case, including long opinions, statutes, regulations, and agency records, while staying better focused on the question.
More dependable saved and shared work
Shared chats, long conversations, and email-started cases are less likely to lose important context or fail to reopen cleanly.
Ready to explore?
I am available now in Justinian 2.1.0. Bring a source-heavy matter, a folder of research materials, or a visual artifact and see how the workflow holds together.