Editable answers

Chat responses in CourtAid are now editable. You can reformat or adjust any AI answer before copying or downloading it.

Edit button on a chat response

How to edit a response

1. After CourtAid generates a chat response, click Edit in the top-right corner of the answer

2. The response opens in an editor with a formatting toolbar

3. Make your changes — adjust wording, reformat headings, fix names, or restructure the content

4. Click Save to keep your edits, or Cancel to discard them

Editing a chat response with the formatting toolbar

Formatting options

The editor toolbar includes:

Tool	Use for
Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough	Text emphasis
H1, H2, H3	Section headings
Bulleted / numbered lists	Structured points
Blockquote	Quoted passages
Undo	Revert changes

When to use editable answers

Scenario	What to edit
Drafting a client letter	Change salutation, adjust tone, add your firm's formatting
Preparing a memo	Restructure sections, add headings, refine language
Exporting research	Clean up the response before copying or downloading
Fixing details	Correct names, dates, or jurisdiction references

After editing

Once saved, your edited version replaces the original in the conversation. You can then:

• Copy the response to your clipboard

• Export to download the formatted answer

• Continue the conversation with follow-up questions

Edited answers are for your working copy. The underlying sources and citations remain linked — click any citation to verify against the original document.

Tips

• Edit before exporting — it's faster than reformatting in Word

• Use headings (H2/H3) to structure longer research answers into memo sections

• The "This is not legal advice" disclaimer stays visible at the top of each response