The policy memo said "use AI responsibly." I'm building what comes next. I work in a courthouse. Nine years in, three roles deep, and I still get asked questions every week that boil down to the same thing: "is it okay if I use AI for this?" The honest answer is "I don't know, and neither does anyone in this building, and the policy memo doesn't help." That's the problem I'm building around for the next four weeks. Themis Lex is a tool that takes a court employee's role, their workflow, and how sensitive their data is, and tries to tell them where AI can actually help and where it should never go. Not generic advice. Role-specific guidance that knows the difference between a Judicial Assistant at the front counter and a courtroom clerk taking official minutes. The output is a PDF you can hand to your supervisor. I'm building it as part of the Build Club Women in AI Accelerator, four weeks alongside 150+ women builders from around the world, organized by Annie Liao and Caroline Ciaramitaro.…