One supervisor over thousands of plaintiff sub-agents.
Mass tort breaks the case-by-case tools that run on personal injury. JustineAI™ will answer it with the supervisor pattern at inventory scale: one Justine, holding thousands of unbranded plaintiff sub-agents inside a single 10M-token context on the Eve-Legal F5/reasoner core. The supervisor is designed to advance the whole pool through the MDL workflow while every plaintiff sub-agent keeps its own facts, posture, and provenance. The conversational surface will query the supervisor; the inventory-wide reasoning is the substance.
What MT is designed to do.
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The supervisor will own inventory-level workflow state and dispatch one scoped plaintiff sub-agent per claimant, each carrying that plaintiff’s exposure proof, injury cohort, jurisdiction, and lien posture.
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Because all sub-agents resolve inside one 10M-token context, Justine is designed to reason across the whole pool at once rather than re-loading each file as an isolated matter.
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Cross-plaintiff consistency will run continuously: a causation theory argued for one cohort that contradicts a fact-sheet allegation elsewhere surfaces for the attorney, not after distribution.
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Common findings reasoned once — corporate notice, general causation, a CMO term — are designed to propagate to every plaintiff sub-agent without being re-derived claimant by claimant.
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Justine remains the sole named Digital Employee; the plaintiff sub-agents are unbranded facets, and the audit trail will record supervisor sequencing and sub-agent actions as distinct, attorney-attestable events.
The AI reasons; the attorney decides.
JustineAI™ MT is coming next. This describes the workload it is built to carry. When it opens, founding-firm slots go to the mass tort attorneys who told us about their practice early.