Getting Started
Understanding reports
Nyrava reports follow a version-locked 17-section structure. Every claim is grounded to a source document.
17-section structure
Every canonical report contains the following sections in order:
- Case summary
- Parties & counsel
- Procedural posture
- Factual chronology
- Evidence inventory
- Witness matrix
- Contradictions & credibility
- Constitutional issues
- Substantive legal issues
- Damages / relief analysis
- Opposing case analysis
- Motion opportunities
- Discovery gaps
- Strategy recommendations
- Risk register
- Engines summary
- Appendices & citations
Reading citations
Every factual assertion carries a citation of the form [Doc: filename, p.12 ¶3]. Click the citation in the app to jump to the source passage. In exports, citations remain visible as inline annotations so a reviewer can trace them.
Scores & confidence
Some sections include internal scores (strength of contradictions, gaps in discovery, motion viability). These are heuristics to prioritize attorney attention, not assessments of case value.
Export formats
- PDF — paginated for court binders, with orphan prevention and a compact scorecard.
- JSON — canonical schema for downstream tooling.
Why the schema is frozen
Report Engine v1.0 is frozen
The 17-section schema is version-locked at 1.0.0 so downstream tooling, exports, and reviewer workflows can rely on it. New sections require documented business justification and explicit approval before implementation.
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