Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
ROGbuster turns discovery gaps into a draft letter
This open-source tool reviews US written-discovery responses, flags possible gaps, and drafts a meet-and-confer letter for a lawyer to review.
- For
- US litigation lawyers and paralegals serving written discovery
- Worth noticing
- Files are read in the browser; their text is sent to Claude through the user's own account, and ROGbuster says it has no server of its own.
Field notes
Users can add the served requests and complaint so responses are assessed against the case materials, then adjust scores, remove or add issues, and mark items reviewed. The page's example concerns a fictional bakery-versus-refrigeration dispute and shows a response receiving 1/5 for omitting names and dates. Scanned documents are handled with OCR in the browser; the page advises users to follow their firm's policies on AI tools with client material.
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