The LexBlog connector brings The Library at LexBlog into Claude. Ask a legal question and get answers drawn from legal commentary across thousands of legal blogs, each with a citation back to the original post. The connector is in beta and free while it’s in beta. Anyone can set it up in a couple of minutes from the connector page. We’ve also invited a group of testers whose feedback will shape what comes next.

What’s in the beta:

• Deeper search: page through results, see how many posts match, and sort newest first.
• Citations you can check: every result has a permanent record ID and a link that opens the post, for people and AI tools alike.
• Citation cards: cited posts show up in Claude as visual cards, so you can see at a glance where an answer comes from.
• Clean source links: links to the original post have no tracking tags.

The dashboard has a cleaner, lighter design: a white sidebar and canvas, LexBlog red reserved for active menu items, primary buttons, and focus outlines, and post lists that read as plain text and highlight on hover. Buttons, tabs, and form fields now look consistent from screen to screen, and nothing in the navigation has moved.

Applied the WordPress 7.1.2 security release to keep sites protected.

Firm names and specialized terms weren’t always coming through correctly in the “Listen to this post” audio player. Sites can now set custom phonetic spellings per term, so LXB Voice reads them the way they’re actually meant to sound.

Posts with multiple authors used to be sent to the Library twice to correctly capture co-authors, adding extra time to every publish. That workaround is no longer needed — co-authored posts now publish in a single pass, with no change to how authors display.