Here is the segue. I stopped writing Ruby and I became a litigator, but I never stopped believing the things that room
taught me. Navigator is what happens when you take convention over configuration, a shared schema, consistent
controllers, disciplined input handling, and composable middleware — and apply them to legal work, in a language
governed by a foundation the way that community was governed by its own good faith. The rest of this talk is those
conventions, grown up: a template is convention over configuration for a legal matter, a workflow is middleware for the
practice of law, and the attorney review gate is the strongest parameter check we have. Let me show you.