Colorado civil procedure is unforgiving. Your next move doesn't have to be a guess.

The seventh state on the TrialVector chassis — the same litigation operating system that runs Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and Arizona, re-keyed to Colorado civil procedure. It shows official Colorado law verbatim, attacks its own work like opposing counsel, computes every clock the loaded corpus carries with the citation attached, and proves in an immutable record that a human ruled on every finding. It is software, not a law firm.

No, no, and no. TrialVector provides legal information — and Colorado is the platform's strictest state on purpose: there is no software safe-harbor statute here, practicing without a license is contempt (C.R.S. §§ 13-93-101, -108), and so this build runs pure SHOW / EDUCATE / ROUTE. The corpus itself decided the served flow: no loaded Rule Change order prints Rule 8, so there is no answer builder at all — the platform shows the order-carried clock, names the boundary, and routes to the judiciary's own self-help lane (CJD 13-01, loaded whole) and to licensed help. Colorado's licensed legal paraprofessionals are statutory too — family-scope only (§ 13-93-302) — and any future document feature stays gated OFF in code until Colorado counsel confirms the posture in writing. The signer owns the filing, always.

The public tools — the Deadline Engine, the CGIA-gate computation, Cite Check, the rule corpus — are free forever. The full per-matter workspace is free during founding access (no card, no clock). When billing activates, it is priced per matter for solo users and as a flat subscription for firms. We show no dollar figure until the checkout behind it is real.

Because the entire product is built on "honest states, never faked." A corpus section that isn't loaded says so instead of guessing; a citation that isn't verified is flagged, not faked. A price with no live checkout behind it would be the same lie we refuse everywhere else. When billing is real, the number will be too.

Every other tool tells you your request is fine. The War Room's Self-Audit Mirror reads every draft from the opponent's chair — a request that would flunk TrialVector's own deficiency engine does not serve. And Colorado adds discipline of its own: the pre-CMO cap is order-carried and the Mirror scores against it, the statutory governors cap every aggressive move (the frivolous standard, THE FEE-SHIFT TRAP, the certificate of review, the CGIA forever-bar), and the conferral duty itself is named at the vendor boundary instead of paraphrased.

Verbatim or absent — with Colorado's boundary made structural. The C.R.S. and the Constitution load from the Office of Legislative Legal Services' own per-title publication, the uncertified-printout status stated on every unit with the compilation's own currency line. The consolidated court rules are the contracted printer's book and are NEVER scraped — the honest rule layer is the Supreme Court's own Rule Change orders, loaded whole. The session watch is armed on the board: the 437-chapter 2026 wave takes general effect August 12, 2026, and the gates redden on the date until it reconciles. A model never authors law or a citation. Inspect it yourself on the engine page.

Both — the same analytical engine, enforced by code, not promised. Attack-register vocabulary never reaches a self-represented surface, high-risk exports become counsel-review packets, and the pro-se lane demands the same attestations before anything leaves the door. Colorado's own judiciary drew the lane marker — CJD 13-01, the self-represented-litigant directive, is loaded whole — and the LLP era means family matters have a licensed middle tier by statute. See Parity & Trust.

From the statutes themselves. Colorado's district map IS the statute — 13-5-101 declares the twenty-three districts and 13-5-102 through 13-5-123.1 compose every one county by county (64 counties, summed from the compositions). The water courts ride 37-92's own words — seven divisions, exclusive jurisdiction. And the local practice standards are NOT loaded: the board says so on every district row instead of pretending. See the local-law board and the court map.

The public tools run entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is transmitted. Workspace matters are tenant-isolated, encrypted, and access-audited; the model is never trained on your matter content. Fail-closed never means data-hostage: if an entitlement lapses, existing matters stay readable.