Our process begins by reading the law itself. We translate what the law requires into Cucumber features — executable
behavior, written before any code. Then we express the work as a template: one markdown file whose frontmatter carries a
questionnaire (the questions a client answers) and a workflow (the state machine the matter walks). When a client
engages us, Navigator creates a notation from that template — one client's answers bound to one workflow run — and every
notation passes a staff review owned by the attorney who is the matter's directly responsible individual before anything
leaves the building.
The rest of this talk dissects one real workflow — forming a Nevada LLC, our Neon Law Nest product — into its small,
modular steps, one slide per step, with the exact shipped code behind each. Exact means exact: a test compares every
snippet on these slides against the file it cites and fails the build on drift.