> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.jurisphere.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.jurisphere.ai/drafting-on-document-review.md).

# Drafting on Document Review

Jurisphere allows you to unlock the drafting capabilities on the Document Review tool. 

There are two ways of drafting:

1. Drafting documents on Document Review can be done with simple natural language prompting in case of simple generic documents (such as agreements, reply to notices, demand letters, etc.).
2. In case you have a specific output format in mind and a template for the same, Jurisphere is capable of emulating the structure, format, and style of your template document in its outputs. This is particularly handy when the type of document you want to draft is specific to your jurisdiction or practice (Affidavits, conveyance, pleadings, etc).

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### Drafting from a Template

Once you have [created a Skill from a template](/creating-custom-skills.md#option-1-import-from-a-file-recommended), here is how to run it from Document Review:

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#### Open Document Review and find your Skill

Navigate to Document Review from the left navigation pane. Below the prompt box, you will see a Skills section displaying recommended skills.

There are two ways to find the Skill you created:

* Type to search: Start typing the title of your Skill in the prompt box. The Skills section will auto-filter and surface a matching suggestion directly below.

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* Browse al&#x6C;**:** Click the **Browse all** button to the right of the Skills section heading. This opens the **Choose a Skill** modal, which contains all skills organised by category.

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#### Navigate to your Skill in the modal

To find a Skill you created yourself, click on **Personal** in the left panel. This will show all your personally created Skills. You can also use the **Search skills** bar at the top to find any skill by name.
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#### Preview and launch the Skill

Click on the Skill you want to use. A detail popup will open showing:

* Description - what the Skill does and what it produces
* Ideal Input - the recommended documents or inputs to provide
* Assistant Tools - which tools are active for this Skill (Research, Drafting, Deep Mode, Context File Required)

Review the details, then click **Use Skill** in the bottom right of the pop-up.

{% hint style="info" %}
If the Skill requires a context file:

* Click **Browse Files** in the top navigation bar, or
* Click the **paperclip icon** in the prompt box

to attach the relevant documents. The prompt box will also display the ideal input as a placeholder to remind you what files to include.

Once your files are attached, click the **submit** button to run the Skill.
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### Enabling Drafting Mode

On the Document Review (Deep-dive mode), you have the option to 'Enable Drafting'. Enable Drafting turns your answer area into a <mark style="color:blue;">**live, editable draft pane on the right side of the screen**</mark>. You can type directly, `apply formatting`, run follow up prompts that modify the draft, and keep track of versions as you iterate.&#x20;

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#### What this is

* A canvas style editor that sits alongside your chat and document view
* Built for legal writing, quick notes, and structured outputs like issues, holdings, and arguments
* Fully editable and format friendly, with version control to track each change

#### When to use it

* You want the answer to live as a draft you can refine, not just a one off message
* You are assembling pleadings, notes, case summaries, or checklists
* You want to keep an audit trail of how the draft evolved


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