ZANUS AI FOR TRANSCRIPTION & LITIGATION — PROTOCOLS
Every shop has its rules: transcript formats per court, designation handling under each protective order, media chain-of-custody steps. In Zanus those protocols are living documents: answerable in chat, attached to AI work by construction, current version always on top.
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The protocol library: current format standards and handling procedures on top, superseded versions archived.
Court-specific transcript formats, errata procedures, designation rules, media-handling and retention protocols: one library, current versions ranked first.
“What is the format for this district’s realtime feed?” — answered in seconds with the standard attached, during the night shift, to any authorized team member.
The AI building an exhibit index reads the exhibit protocol; the designation review reads the protective order — by construction, not by memory.
Court rule changes, client-specific format updates, retention-schedule reviews: assign them once as recurring AI work and the manual stops going stale — change summaries drafted for the production team, every review cycle on the audit record.

Upload the new standard, set it on top: from that moment every answer and every AI work cites the new version. Old versions stay archived with dates — useful when a dispute turns on which standard applied.
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