Kiara is a self-improving legal-context harness on MongoDB Atlas. A California signup at DemoCo, a fictional New York startup, triggers a scoped applicability assessment, a versioned privacy-policy proposal with retained legal sources, validation and self-repair, then founder and lawyer approval of the exact sealed version. The harness proposes patches to its own configuration; a deterministic evaluator replays them against stored cases, promotes only measured improvements, and blocks any patch to protected paths (approval gates, trusted sources, legal thresholds). Each visitor gets an isolated Atlas workspace. Output is a draft for a licensed reviewer, never legal advice. Website Link: https://kiara-khaki-kappa.vercel.app/
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