records-sync

To sync case records and drafts into a local database, run the sync_records.sh script, which indexes both folders without copying originals and links them by case number for cross-referencing.

Indexing legal documents into a case-records database stores text chunks, original paths, and source categories, enabling historical context and robust search for faster legal writing and review.

Yes, you can include all document types when syncing case records by applying the optional --doc-scope all parameter with the sync script, overriding the default behavior of parsing only arguments and applications.

No, syncing legal case files into a local database does not copy original documents; it indexes their text chunks and metadata while maintaining the original files in their existing paths for audit trails.

Syncing case records and drafted pleadings into a unified database solves the problem of keeping related legal folders cross-referenced, providing fast search and historical context for legal writing workflows.

Before syncing case records into a local database, you need the local case-records setup established and your case records and draft documents organized into folders for the sync script to index.