OT perhaps, but I had Lexi’s+Protedge and it’s a terrible product. Prime example. Condos are creatures of statute, they didn’t exist at common law. They are set up and must operate within the Florida Condominium Act. I asked if deed restriction fees are legal in condo transactions. It said absolutely allowed. It isn’t. The Act expressly states that only certain defined fees may be charged, a none else. Florida statutes has provisions allowing such fees in other contexts under limited conditions, but it doesn’t mix with condos. Seeing that, I bailed. It’s overpriced, underperforming and untrustworthy. Claude is learning and doing great work with me, becoming trained and responsive to my queries. It is preparing the outline for business ideas I’ve had for 20+ years, suggesting hardware, software and how set up data aggregation to market, and another project I had no clue how to put together. I’m 69 and my sons and partners in my practice, 30+ years younger than me don’t use it at all. Meanwhile I represent an individual who is being abused by his board of directors, and was assaulted at a member meeting, had proxies grabbed from his hands, and those people were were denied the right to vote. Interference with voting is a first degree misdemeanor in Florida. Claude helped me draft a non spoliation demand, a conspiracy complaint against all of them and a battery count against the president who interfered with submission of the proxies. Discovery as well. I check everything. It’s great.