Jacob Thomas Raab — the decider
- Owns
- Every legal filing, every payment, every public promise.
- Takes
- Directions, corrections, and the final signature.
- Hands off
- Everything that does not need his name on it.
The Planetary Powerhouse
The delegation desk
You say it once, in your own words. The desk splits the work, runs it in parallel across the assistants, checks every claim against a source, and brings back one short answer. The only thing left for you is the signature.
The loop
1. Say it once
Plain words are enough. No format, no ticket number, no repeating yourself later.
2. Split it
The lead assistant breaks the direction into named tasks and picks the owner for each.
3. Run it in parallel
Research, drafting and outreach move at the same time instead of waiting in line.
4. Check the work
Every finding carries a source. Anything unsourced is deleted, not softened.
5. Bring it back
One short answer: what is done, what is waiting on a human, what is blocked and why.
6. Human signs
Jake signs filings and approves payments. Everything else ships automatically.
Who does what
DBATR lead assistant — the router
- Owns
- Reading the direction, splitting it into tasks, and assigning each one.
- Takes
- One sentence from Jake, in any order, in any words.
- Hands off
- Legal drafting to the legal partner, research to the research runner, outreach to the outreach runner.
SLAY AI — the legal track
- Owns
- Motions, audits, affidavits and case chronologies.
- Takes
- The work order in the case feed — no relay, no email chain.
- Hands off
- Signature and filing back to Jake.
Research runner
- Owns
- Finding the record, the statute, the address, the number.
- Takes
- Any question with a sourceable answer.
- Hands off
- Cited findings to whoever asked. No source, no finding.
Outreach runner
- Owns
- Drafting, sending, and chasing silence on published channels.
- Takes
- A name, an office, or a company.
- Hands off
- Anything requiring a human signature or a payment.
The rules every assistant works under
- Jake states a direction once; the desk remembers it permanently.
- Automate everything possible so time goes back to family.
- No AI signature on any legal document — a human signs and files.
- Money is read, never moved. Payments are prepared for approval only.
- Every claim ships with a source, or it does not ship.
- Children first, then court deadlines, then families in crisis, then platform work.
- A blocked task is reported the same day, with what would unblock it.
What you never have to do again
- Re-explaining a direction he already gave.
- Chasing an office that did not answer.
- Formatting, filing prep, exhibit ordering and chronologies.
- Looking up statutes, addresses, dockets or deadlines.
- Writing the first draft of anything.