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Work & OperationsDone with ChatGPT Jul 27, 2026
Compile weekly legal questions from a Slack channel
An in-house counsel is building a ChatGPT agent that scans a Slack channel weekly and lists legal questions the team has about the Terms of Use. · Jul 27, 2026
- What They Did
- The post says the counsel is slowly building a ChatGPT agent that, once a week, scans the company’s #legal Slack channel and pulls out questions people ask about the Terms of Use. The intended workflow is for the agent to compile those questions into a section-by-section list that a human would then use to update and maintain the ToU FAQ; the lawyer notes they are still tuning prompts because it can grab unrelated issues like lease agreements.
- How It Went
- At the time of the post, it was still unreliable rather than a proven win: it sometimes misclassified non-ToU legal issues, and the author was unsure the exercise would be helpful enough to justify the effort.
- Worth Knowing
- The main catch in the source is accuracy: even this narrow weekly Slack-triage task still needed more prompting or fine-tuning to avoid picking up unrelated legal questions.
Try it yourself with ChatGPT
Every [Friday], read the messages in my Slack channel [#channel-name] from the past week and pull out every question that touches [legal topic, e.g. our Terms of Use]. Give me a list with who asked, the date, a link to the message, and a one-line summary, grouped by theme. Don't post anything in Slack or message anyone; just send me the list for my review.
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