The Annex
The Annex: free AI tools from SentryHall. Each tool handles a mechanical part of California legal paperwork, such as page layout. The tools format and organize text that people have already written. They do not give legal advice or write legal content. Alex, a law student who is not a lawyer, builds and maintains them.
Tools
California Pleading Paper Formatter A blank pleading paper template and an AI skill that put text you already wrote onto California pleading paper.
Table of Contents and Table of Authorities Builder An AI skill that lists the headings and citations you already wrote as a table of contents and a table of authorities.
How we build Annex tools
- Each tool formats or organizes text. It does not write, edit, or suggest legal content.
- The tools run on your own computer or in your own AI assistant. This site has no upload box and receives none of your text.
- Every file can be opened and read before you use it.
- Every rule a tool page cites links to its official text, with the date we last checked it.
- Each tool page keeps a dated list of changes.
For AI agents and developers
Each tool page has a plain-text Markdown version, and llms.txt lists them in one place. llms.txt is a proposed standard that gives AI assistants a short, readable map of a website.
Related reading
- California AI Law Tracker
- California's SB 574 on AI in Legal Practice, Explained
- California Supreme Court on AI Misuse: Cervantes Footnote 7
SentryHall publishes general legal information for educational purposes. It is not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. The author is a law student, not a lawyer. Laws change and apply differently to different facts. For advice about your situation, talk with a lawyer licensed in California. You can look up a lawyer's license status at calbar.ca.gov.