The Case That Built ZoPrompts.
Everything on this site was tested on a real federal civil rights lawsuit. Here is the public record.
This is a matter of public record. Docket available via PACER.
Every platform built for this case
was built with super prompts.
SLCCA Advocacy Platform
Family court class action coordination platform. Built from zero to 130 families in 5–6 weeks.
Evidence Locker
Prosecution-style evidence management with exhibit tracking, categorization, and export.
IrisJean Platform
Comprehensive civil rights and family court empowerment platform with federal lawsuit generator, motion to vacate builder, and AI family mediator.
Sidebar Strategies Platform
Civil rights case intake, Heck Gate screening, evidence preservation automation, and Claude AI integration.
Federal Lawsuit Filed
The complaint itself was drafted and structured using AI assistance. 13 defendants. 9 counts. $30M demand.
ZoPrompts.com
This site. Built to share the methodology with the world.
How super prompts built a
federal legal strategy.
AI analyzed 53 case packages and identified defendant frequency patterns no human could catch manually. Judge Moses appeared most frequently across unrelated cases.
Super prompts structured the entire complaint — 9 counts, 13 defendants, factual allegations, and legal arguments — into a court-ready format.
130 families. 63 distinct allegations filed 118 times across 7 petitions. A 49% recycling rate documented with AI pattern analysis.
If it works for a federal lawsuit,
it works for your app.
The same prompts that built a $30M federal case platform are free on ZoPrompts. No account required.
This page documents publicly filed legal proceedings and the technology built to support them. All case information reflects public court records. This is not legal advice.