Andrew Baevich

Bringing Silicon Valley tech to traditional industries · Building Montaire & Co.

[Andrew Baevich @AndrewBaevich]

lawyers, what's the hardest part of your week right now, and has AI helped with it at all?

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wait, 67% of law firms never answer the email?

Clio secretly wrote to 500 firms as a new client. two thirds never replied.

so i made a prompt. the agent puts every unanswered enquiry in one sheet with a draft reply, you tick, it sends 👇

reply SWITCHBOARD

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wait, AI can book your calls at a conference now?

you log into the event app, the agent goes through every attendee, scores them and books the calls by itself.

we used to walk around with business cards??

so i made a prompt for it 👇

reply MEETINGS

[Andrew Baevich @AndrewBaevich]

Twenty years ago, being found meant being in the phone book.

Today clients ask ChatGPT for a lawyer. It doesn't give a list. It gives three or four names.

I wrote a prompt that checks if your firm is one of them, and why not.

Reply PHONE BOOK and I'll DM it.

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To run it, copy the card and paste it into Claude or ChatGPT. It'll read the link on the card and load the prompt. Use the newest model you have, and from there you just answer its questions.

If you have questions or need help, send me a DM.

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I'm starting a series of posts about bringing AI agents into law firms. Each post comes with a prompt you can take and plug into your own workflow.

To fully automate a law firm you'd need every piece of the puzzle, haha. So let's call it a collection.

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Today's card is 09, The Gazette, a daily legal monitor.

Every morning you'll get the latest news on the topics you chose yourself, instead of whatever a social media algorithm decides to show you. You're basically setting up your own algorithm. I use it myself.

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Today an AI asked me to do the task I gave it.
I said: “Filter out this list and that list.”
It replied: “Filter it yourself. Don’t send it to me.”

[Andrew Baevich @AndrewBaevich]

And I don't see total replacement yet, the kind that would cause depression across entire nations.

Perfect time..

[Andrew Baevich @AndrewBaevich]

I hope the AI bubble pops and everything stays at the current level of development.

I like this moment. AI is smart enough to solve a huge number of tasks, and maybe somewhere it even replaces someone.

But mostly it's an addition and an amplification.

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AI is like books.

All the knowledge in the world, free and accessible to almost everyone.

Yet few people read. And even the motivated ones quit a few pages in.

That's why vibe coding is full of unfinished projects.

It was never about the tools. It's about the person.

[Ivan Zakharko @ivan_zakharko]

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@mykola_vdv Followed! Finally, some legal magic on X

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@ivan_zakharko I think it depends on the taxes and the company's strategy - market, target audience, etc.

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@ivan_zakharko Find the right country for a company

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@mykola_vdv in Luxembourg, ha-ha?

[Mykola Vdovychenko @mykola_vdv]

So, I am finally on X. Follow to feel magic.

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I miss Joe 😂

[Andrew Baevich @AndrewBaevich]

Unreal 3D Night Reveal: 2025 Luxury US Home Exterior

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AI visual tools in the Real Estate industry will become just as popular as traditional 3D software like 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Blender, and others.

While they are unlikely to completely replace existing programs, they will serve as powerful complements.