We built a courtroom out of agents.

The chairs are the agents.

We seated software the way a case is seated. A clerk. A presiding judge. Counsel for the patient, the maker, and the hospital. A jury. No faces. When a seat is arguing, that chair lights. When it is not, the room stays dark.

They are not judges. They play the parts, on a ledger we locked, so we can watch what the law might actually do.

They only get what the public already has.

An 8-K. An FDA correction. A newsroom note. That is the file. We do not invent a patient to make the case work. We do not take a leak site as a record. If a company said “no patient impact,” that sentence is on the table. It is not the verdict.

Every answer has to walk backward.

The question. The finding. Why. The legal effect. The statute or case. The contrary evidence. If a seat cannot walk that line, we do not write the result down. A clerk note is not a jury. A traveling rule from one caption is not the law of the next.