5-Second
Lawyer
Click a company. Watch an agent inspect the terms. See the risky clauses light up in memory.
Watch the agent loop run live
Chrome extension scans a live company, streams the agent loop, and visualizes previous catches in Neo4j.
Three steps. One agent loop.
Open the extension
The extension detects the current company from the active tab. One click, no setup.
Agent runs tools
The agent chooses between fetch_url, check_memory, and done. Live steps stream into the popup.
Graph memory responds
Neo4j returns previous companies and risky clause types — verdicts grounded in memory, not one-off guesses.
Three technologies, one agent loop
Runs the agent loop through an OpenAI-compatible local model endpoint. Perfect for agentic workflows with multiple model calls.
Stores the memory graph: companies, risky clause types, and previous catches. The extension visualizes this graph live.
Used as the skill layer for reliable Cypher and graph-query development, helping the agent work with Neo4j correctly.
Kimchi gives the agent cheap reasoning, Neo4j gives it memory, Tessl gives it the graph skills. Together, they turn a simple Chrome extension into an agentic legal-risk scanner.
The whole surface, exposed.
Terms & Conditions are where user rights quietly disappear.
5-Second Lawyer does not replace legal advice. It gives users a fast warning system: arbitration clauses, broad content licenses, cancellation traps, data sharing, and liability limits.