Jylo founders Sam Lansley and Shawn Curran announced free strategic consultancy sessions for organizations looking to implement open-source AI systems, including the free legal AI platform Mike OSS. This initiative aims to assist legal firms in adopting community-driven tools while navigating the complexities of enterprise-grade AI deployment.

The consultancy focuses on critical implementation areas such as architecture design, authentication, governance, and scaling. Lansley and Curran plan to leverage their experience working both as former law firm staff and current platform developers at Jylo to guide teams in managing on-premise and private-cloud deployments. This support extends to addressing common challenges in multi-model orchestration and balancing cost against performance in a regulated environment.

Curran stated that the initiative aims to reduce barriers for firms that are excited by the rapid progress of 'vibe-code' (developers rapidly building applications with LLMs) but lack the operational knowledge for sustainable integration. By offering this expertise at no charge, Jylo intends to help organizations avoid common mistakes while accelerating the responsible adoption of open-source alternatives to traditional paid legal technology tools.

Jylo founders Sam Lansley and Shawn Curran announced free strategic consultancy sessions for organizations looking to implement open-source AI systems, including the free legal AI platform Mike OSS. This initiative aims to assist legal firms in adopting community-driven tools while navigating the complexities of enterprise-grade AI deployment.

The consultancy focuses on critical implementation areas such as architecture design, authentication, governance, and scaling. Lansley and Curran plan to leverage their experience working both as former law firm staff and current platform developers at Jylo to guide teams in managing on-premise and private-cloud deployments. This support extends to addressing common challenges in multi-model orchestration and balancing cost against performance in a regulated environment.

Curran stated that the initiative aims to reduce barriers for firms that are excited by the rapid progress of 'vibe-code' (developers rapidly building applications with LLMs) but lack the operational knowledge for sustainable integration. By offering this expertise at no charge, Jylo intends to help organizations avoid common mistakes while accelerating the responsible adoption of open-source alternatives to traditional paid legal technology tools.