CCCiteCanon

Casetext shutdown

Casetext is gone. The next workflow should be more verifiable.

The safest response to a discontinued research tool is not rushing into the next black box. Preserve the work you already have, re-check citations that matter, and adopt a workflow where every generated authority can be opened, inspected, and saved.

What changes for the solo workflow
Question
CiteCanon answer
Why it matters
What should I do first?
Save and classify old research by matter, jurisdiction, and reuse risk.
The material most likely to be reused deserves citation checks before it becomes client-facing work again.
What should I not do?
Do not paste old AI text into a new brief without re-opening the authorities.
Tool transitions are exactly when unsupported citations and stale assumptions sneak through.
What does CiteCanon add?
A source-first research packet, hallucination detector, citation checker, and audit trail shape.
The goal is a migration path that improves risk posture instead of merely replacing a subscription.

Migration mode

Structured

Research, drafting, citations, and audit history are separate surfaces instead of one opaque chat stream.

Risk posture

Reviewed

Every important output should preserve source links and attorney-review checkpoints.

Beta policy

Open

Core features are free now so users can pressure-test the workflow quickly.