Jason Gardner, Esq. CBP
Banking compliance attorney. Ships AI products.
Banking compliance attorney. Ships AI products.
Legal judgment decides what gets built. Builder cadence gets it shipped.
Three products built end to end: engines, pipelines, redlines.
Months of edge cases. 891 passing tests. Zero shortcuts on verification.
Exhibit A
A done for you content engine that plans, writes, renders and publishes in the client's own voice.
Vertical cut · captions burned in
One approved piece
Pipeline idle. Six stages queued.
Exhibit B / clauses.io
Redlines complex SaaS agreements with a system of custom built skills, each carrying one piece of negotiation judgment.
In no event shall Vendor's aggregate liability arising out of or related to this Agreement exceed the total amount paid by Customer hereunder in the three (3) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
Customer shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Vendor from and against any third-party claims, damages and expenses arising out of Customer's use of the Services.
Customer grants Vendor a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide licence to use Customer Data to train, fine-tune and improve Vendor's machine learning models and to develop new products.
Vendor shall maintain commercially reasonable security measures.
Customer shall pay all undisputed invoices within thirty (30) days of receipt. Disputed amounts shall be raised in good faith within fifteen (15) days and shall not be deemed overdue pending resolution.
Scripted reproduction of real output. No live model call.
Exhibit C / thesaaslawclinic.com
Legal training for SaaS, AI and data driven companies, built and run like a product.
Curriculum written by Nicole G, Esq., a SaaS contracts attorney. The learning platform is mine. Below is the production pipeline I designed to turn her manuscripts into narrated lessons: specified and costed, not yet run end to end.
Lesson studio
Source manuscript
Pillar 06 · Liability architecture · 113 words
A limitation of liability provision is not one number. It is a structure. The general cap sets the ordinary ceiling, conventionally expressed as fees paid in the twelve months preceding the claim. Sitting above it are the carve-outs, which are the categories the parties agree should not be capped at all: indemnification obligations, breach of confidentiality, and gross negligence or wilful misconduct. Between those two sits the super-cap, a raised but still finite ceiling applied to categories the parties consider unusually severe, most often data-security incidents, frequently expressed as a multiple of the general cap. Counsel who negotiate only the headline number routinely concede the structure, which is where the actual exposure lives.
Delivered as written. No headings, no timing, no structure.
Produced lesson
1920 × 1080 · narrated · 4:12
The spoken track is written separately from what appears on screen.
Condensed preview · full lesson runs 4:12
Curriculum themes · 16 modules · 77 lessons
Illustrative reproduction of the designed pipeline. No live model call, no audio, and no lesson has been rendered through it yet.
n8n, Make.com, Portainer, Vercel. Systems that keep running when nobody is watching them.
Supabase, TypeScript, React. Shipped and verified, not prototyped and abandoned.
Prompt systems, fine tuning data, voice capture. The model is a component, never the product.
JD, banking compliance. Knowing exactly what must not break, before it ships.
I am open to product roles and advisory work where legal judgment and shipping speed belong on the same desk.