Computer Use
Your Attorneys Are Burning 600 Billable Hours a Year on Document Review. That Ends Now.
Coasty's computer use agent reviews 200+ legal docs per day, flags risks, and logs findings, no templates, no setup, just results. Try it free at coasty.ai.
The average attorney bills just 2.9 hours out of every 8-hour workday. The rest disappears into document review, administrative busywork, and the kind of repetitive reading that makes talented lawyers question their career choices. That's not a time management problem. That's a structural one. Manual document review is slow by design. A trained attorney in a doc review project moves through 60 to 70 documents per hour on a good day. On a bad day, closer to 40. At $200 to $500 per billable hour, you're spending a fortune on work that a computer use agent can do in seconds per document. And the kicker? Human reviewers miss things. Fatigue sets in around hour three. Important clauses get flagged inconsistently. Privilege calls vary from reviewer to reviewer. One Am Law 100 firm reviewed nearly 130,000 documents in a government investigation and found that AI cut their review time by two thirds. Two thirds. The rest of the industry is still paying contract attorneys $25 an hour to stare at PDFs. Meanwhile, World Commerce and Contracting has tracked this for years: poor contract management costs companies an average of 9.2% of annual revenue. For a $100 million company, that's $9.2 million walking out the door because someone missed a clause, misread an obligation, or simply ran out of time. This is a solved problem now. Coasty's computer use agent handles it.
How Coasty's Computer Use Agent Handles Legal Document Review
Most legal AI tools are glorified search boxes. They read text, surface keywords, and hand the work back to you. Coasty's computer use agent actually operates your computer the same way a paralegal would, opening documents, navigating your existing legal software, reading clauses in context, cross-referencing against your playbook, flagging anomalies, and logging findings directly into your matter management system. No API integrations required. No templates to build. No six-month implementation project. Because Coasty uses computer use, it works with whatever software your team already runs. Clio, iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, a shared drive full of PDFs. It doesn't matter. The agent sees your screen, reads the document, and acts. At 200 plus documents per day, a single Coasty agent replaces what would take a team of contract reviewers an entire week. It checks for missing indemnification language, non-standard liability caps, auto-renewal traps, missing governing law clauses, and any custom risk criteria you define. It runs the same checklist every single time, at 2am if you need it to. No fatigue. No inconsistency. No missed privilege calls because someone was on their fourth coffee and rushing to hit a quota.
Why This Beats Every Other Approach
- ●Works with your existing tools on day one. Coasty's computer use agent navigates real software interfaces, so there's no ripping out your current document management system or building custom integrations.
- ●Consistent accuracy at scale. Human reviewers hit error rates of 2 to 4% on a good run. Fatigue, time pressure, and inconsistent training push that higher. Coasty runs the same review protocol on document 1 and document 10,000 with zero drift.
- ●Attorneys lose 600 billable hours a year to non-billable admin. Coasty gives that time back. Your senior lawyers stop doing first-pass review and start doing the high-value analysis they were actually trained for.
- ●Other AI legal tools hallucinate. Stanford HAI found that dedicated legal AI models still hallucinate on 1 in 6 queries. Coasty's computer use approach grounds every action in what's actually on the screen, not what the model thinks should be there.
Companies lose 9.2% of annual revenue to poor contract management. For a $50 million business, that's $4.6 million per year. Coasty's computer use agent pays for itself the first week.
Real Results When You Automate Legal Document Review
When legal teams deploy a computer use agent for document review, the math changes fast. First-pass review that used to take a team of four contract attorneys three days now runs overnight. A 130,000-document government investigation that would have cost hundreds of thousands in review fees gets processed in a fraction of the time, which is exactly what one Am Law 100 firm proved in 2025 when they cut review time by two thirds using AI-assisted coding. Lawyers who used to spend hours on routine NDA review start closing deals faster because the computer use agent pre-flags every non-standard clause before a human even opens the file. Deadline miss rates drop. One legal ops team reported going from a 15% critical deadline miss rate to zero after automating their intake and review workflow. Contract cycle times compress. Firms that move faster on review close more deals and bill more hours on work that actually requires legal judgment. The firms still doing this manually aren't just slower. They're leaving money on the table every single day.
Legal document review is not a task that needs more attorneys. It needs a computer use agent that works the way your team already works, inside your existing tools, following your exact review criteria, without breaks, without fatigue, and without a six-figure implementation fee. Coasty is that agent. It's built on the #1 ranked computer use AI in the world with an 82% OSWorld score, and it's ready to start reviewing documents today. Try Coasty free at coasty.ai. No credit card required.