Security.

Measured from the live service, not asserted.

Evidence built October 9, 2026

A seated marble figure beside the Supreme Court's steps.
Contemplation of Justice, James Earle Fraser, Supreme Court of the United States. Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress

At a Glance

The controls that protect privileged work, measured from the live service, the code and the dependency tree, with the source of every figure.

TLS 1.3
TLS 1.3 and 1.2 only; 1.1 and 1.0 refused
measured October 9, 2026
6
known vulnerabilities across 294 dependencies
0 critical · 3 high · October 9, 2026
214
security test cases in 14 suites
27 of 33
API route patterns that require an identity
TOTP
two-factor sign-in, enforced on member accounts after enrollment
Limited
sign-in attempts from any one address
Ed25519
signature on every release, verified before install
ed35:4e44:a0c5:540c:e3d7:5bb8:180c:2071
—
the only address the desk listens on
the member’s own machine

Where Data Lives and Where It Is Answered

The matter file stays on the member’s machine. The member chooses where questions are answered, in Settings under Where my work runs, and can leave the cloud entirely. A server that does not answer a test question cannot be chosen, and when the chosen place is down, nothing is sent anywhere else.

Gage cloud

Where a question is answered
Model providers through the Gage gateway, on confidential terms, on US and EU hosts. Matters, documents and library stay on the member’s computer.
What leaves the computer
The question only

My own server

Where a question is answered
A model server the member owns: their machine or their company’s server. Questions go there and nowhere else.
What leaves the computer
The question, to the member’s server only

This computer only

Where a question is answered
A model running on this computer. Nothing leaves the device.
What leaves the computer
Nothing
Local
matters, evidence and drafts are kept on the computer the kit runs on
—
the desk listens only on the member’s own machine
Audited
every work session writes its own audit log in the matter
Not stored
question text on our own lane

What It Does on Your Computer

Gage Law is not a web page. It is a working system that runs on your own computer and does the work with you: it reads the papers in its folder, runs its own tools, and brings the law in from official sources. That is what makes it capable. Here is what each ability does in this release, the limit it is held to today, and the control that is yours.

  • Answering

    Always on

    Reads your request, works through it in steps, and may hand part of the work to a helper held to the same limits.

    The limit today

    Only you instruct it. An instruction found inside a document, an email or a web page is treated as text to read, not an order to follow.

  • Files

    Always on

    Reads the records in the one folder it keeps for you, and saves the drafts and notes you ask for there.

    The limit today

    It works inside that folder. Files elsewhere on the computer are left as they are.

  • Its Own Tools

    Always on

    Runs the tools that ship with it (acquiring law, building papers, checking a filing) inside the operating system’s sandbox.

    The limit today

    Commands stay inside the sandbox. On a computer that cannot run the sandbox, the tools are kept to reading.

  • Web

    Always on

    Searches, and opens pages from a set list of law and library sites.

    The limit today

    Pages are opened from that list only.

  • Mail

    On or Off

    Finds and reads the mail kept on this computer, and proposes a reply for you to confirm.

    The limit today

    Every reply waits for you. Nothing is sent, moved, filed or deleted without your confirmation.

  • Usage Detail

    Full or Counts only

    Leaves a record of each answer’s size and time so your usage is counted correctly.

    The limit today

    The name of a matter stays on your computer.

  • Computer and Browser Control

    Not switched on yet

    Working your screen for you: opening a court’s filing site, filling in a form, moving between programs to finish a task from start to end.

    Where it stands

    This release does not use your mouse, keyboard or browser, and no session is handed a tool that could.

    When it arrives it will be yours to set at three levels (Off, Ask first and On) and it will start at Off.

Every request starts a fresh session holding only what is listed here, and nothing can widen it partway through. The installer checks our signature before it writes anything, shows you the licence, and needs no administrator rights. The same list, with the current level of each, is in the desk under Settings, then Permissions. Gage Law is not a lawyer and does not give legal advice; the licence you accept before install says so in full.

Network and Transport

Measured against the live domain on October 9, 2026, with legacy protocols allowed on the testing side, so a refusal is the server’s.

TLS 1.3

Result
Accepted
Negotiated cipher
TLS_AES_128_GCM_SHA256

TLS 1.2

Result
Accepted
Negotiated cipher
ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256

TLS 1.1

Result
Refused
Negotiated cipher
—

TLS 1.0

Result
Refused
Negotiated cipher
—

Certificate issuer

Value
Let's Encrypt

Certificate key

Value
RSA 2048-bit

Certificate valid until

Value
Dec 6 00:29:15 2026 GMT

Authorised certificate authorities (CAA)

Value
letsencrypt.org, pki.goog, sectigo.com

Connection from the kit to our gateway

Value
HTTPS to our own token-gated gateway address; from there, a private Tailscale (WireGuard) network

Response Headers

As served by https://law.gagegreengroup.com/, read October 9, 2026.

Strict-Transport-Security

Value
max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload

Content-Security-Policy

Value
  • default-src 'self'
  • script-src 'self' 'nonce-{per-request}' 'strict-dynamic' https://js.authorize.net
  • style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' https://fonts.googleapis.com
  • font-src 'self' https://fonts.gstatic.com data:
  • connect-src 'self' https://*.supabase.co https://js.authorize.net https://api.authorize.net https://api2.authorize.net https://vjrfurqoyokxbcdwjdch.supabase.co
  • img-src 'self' data:
  • worker-src 'self'
  • frame-src 'none'
  • base-uri 'self'
  • form-action 'self'
  • upgrade-insecure-requests

X-Frame-Options

Value
DENY

X-Content-Type-Options

Value
nosniff

Referrer-Policy

Value
strict-origin-when-cross-origin

Permissions-Policy

Value
camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=(), payment=(self)

X-DNS-Prefetch-Control

Value
off

Access Control

Every API route is classified in one registry, and the edge enforces the class before a request reaches the application. 27 of 33 route patterns require an identity. Limits apply per address; their values are not published.

Requests to each API route, per address

Status
Limited

Requests across the whole API, per address

Status
Capped

Sign-in attempts, per address

Status
Limited

Payment requests

Status
Limited

Repeated reads of matter records

Status
Raise a security alert

Security Tests

214 test cases in 14 suites guard the boundaries above, and run before every release.

API access and rate limits

Cases
11

Account recovery

Cases
9

Safe rendering

Cases
16

Document preview

Cases
14

Invitations and member sandboxes

Cases
15

Live security checks

Cases
9

Environment separation

Cases
13

Sign-in security

Cases
24

Prompt-injection fencing

Cases
17

Row-level security

Cases
11

Matter isolation

Cases
17

Security-critical routes

Cases
15

Structured data safety

Cases
18

Platform hardening

Cases
25

All suites

Cases
214

Supply Chain and Releases

Every commit is scanned before it lands, the dependency tree is audited, and every release of the kit is signed and verified before it installs.

Commit scanning

Measured
gitleaks secret scan, secret-shape scan, direct model-provider call guard

Dependency audit

Measured
6 known vulnerabilities across 294 dependencies, October 9, 2026

Lockfile

Measured
Committed, so installs are reproducible

Release signature

Measured
Ed25519, verified against a pinned public key

Key fingerprint

Measured
ed35:4e44:a0c5:540c:e3d7:5bb8:180c:2071

Published kit

Measured
Version 11.40: signature verifies, October 9, 2026

Unverified kit

Measured
The installer refuses it and writes nothing

Clean-room rehearsal

Measured
14 of 14 install steps, 207 probes, version 11.40

Verify a kit yourself: python3 kit_signing.py --verify-file INSTALL.json

Subprocessors

Third parties that process data for the platform, each read from the configuration that uses it. The sovereign lane uses none. On the website, questions about a matter are answered only on our own servers and are never sent to Google or Groq.

Vercel

Purpose
Website hosting and edge delivery
Evidence
Live response header

Supabase

Purpose
Member accounts, sign-in and member records
Evidence
Configuration

Authorize.Net

Purpose
Card payments
Evidence
Configuration

Amazon Web Services (SES)

Purpose
Transactional email
Evidence
Email configuration

Resend

Purpose
Transactional email, fallback
Evidence
Email configuration

Google (Gemini)

Purpose
Model processing for general questions (not matter questions)
Evidence
Shared model caller

Groq

Purpose
Model processing for general questions (not matter questions)
Evidence
Shared model caller

Tailscale

Purpose
Private network between the installed kit and our gateway
Evidence
Kit gateway configuration

Model providers (kit standard lane)

Purpose
Answers to questions reached through our gateway
Evidence
Model lane routing

Report a Vulnerability

Write to us with the affected address, the steps to reproduce it and the impact you observed. Please do not access member data or degrade the service while testing.

Contact

Value
mailto:law@gagegreengroup.com

Expires

Value
2027-03-13T00:00:00.000Z

Preferred-Languages

Value
en

Canonical

Value
https://law.gagegreengroup.com/.well-known/security.txt

Policy

Value
https://law.gagegreengroup.com/security#disclosure

Sources

The part of the code each control was read from, with the SHA-256 of that file when this page was built.

Rate limits

Read from
Access-control and monitoring code
SHA-256
2ec1b4857f1d…

Rate limits

Read from
Rate-limit code
SHA-256
faa61e4b298a…

Route registry

Read from
Route access registry
SHA-256
2ec1b4857f1d…

Two-factor enforcement

Read from
Member sign-in code
SHA-256
5ab3231e60e0…

Release integrity

Read from
Release signing tool
SHA-256
436cfae579dd…

Release integrity

Read from
Kit installer
SHA-256
ce47b4a52498…

Data handling

Read from
Desk server
SHA-256
3baa2e850aad…

Data handling

Read from
Model lane routing
SHA-256
3ba818ad6de3…

Data handling

Read from
Kit gateway configuration
SHA-256
fc96907751bb…

Security you can check, not take on trust.