Would it be attractive to corporate counsel if lawyers shared templates and collaborated like coders? Can we demo that through NDAs? To meet the challenge in steps:	=
1. Can lawyers use the same platform as coders to do and share legal work?	=
2. Getting on GitHub. Doing a pull-request. (First indication at SciencesPo is good.)	=
3. Getting a local app (VS Code). Making some changes, doing a pull-request.	=
4. Using modularity. A term sheet that references a form. A form that references its sections. A second draft that references the first draft.	=
5. Structuring a (NDA) agreement - headings and parties, sections, defined terms, cross-references, annexes.	=
6. Alternative use cases - making multiple NDAs from a single library.	=
7. Ontologies - how do we refer to persons, places, things?	=
8. Fit with automation - dual purpose parameters.	=
9. Fit with data security - scaling without loss of privacy or security.	=
10. Fit with NLP/AI/ML - using patterns to guide the user (and using patterns in legacy documents).	=
11. (Because things that go up to 11 are better.)	=
Something like that.	=