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Composer is the chat surface inside the LOIS for Word add-in. You can ask questions, draft language, and kick off a full agent review of the open document, all from the composer chat.

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Starting an agent review from Composer

If you describe a review-style task in Composer, LOIS for Word can run an agent review on the open document and return findings inline in the chat. Examples of prompts that trigger an agent review:
  • “Review this contract”
  • “Review this from the perspective of the licensee”
  • “Run a review focused on data protection and indemnification”
The message you send becomes the prompt for the agent run, so any context or perspective you include is carried through to the review.
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Open Composer

Open the LOIS for Word add-in to the Composer tab.
Composer Tab Open
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Describe the review

Type a review request in plain language. Include the perspective, focus areas, or concerns you want the agent to weigh.
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Send the message

Send the message as you would any chat. LOIS recognizes the review intent and starts an agent run against the open document.
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Review the findings

The agent’s findings appear in the chat as they stream in. You can apply suggested edits, ask follow-up questions, or revise the review with another message.
Agent Review Response

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When to use Composer vs the Playbook tab

  • Use the Playbook tab when you want a structured pass/fail review against a specific playbook’s checks.
  • Use Composer for ad-hoc questions, drafting, and free-form agent reviews scoped by the prompt you write.
See Agent Review for more on how agent reviews work, and the Composer guide for the rest of the Composer surface.