--- title: "Ministry of Justice of Ukraine Launches AI Assistant Lexa: Digital Helper Explains 176 Public Services" description: "The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine has launched AI assistant Lexa, which free of charge explains 176 public services based on the agency's verified database. The development was handled by the OBRIY.ai startup with funding without state budget money." date: 2026-11-04T09:48:40.807Z lang: en url: https://xab.info/en/posts/ministry-of-justice-of-ukraine-launches-ai-assistant-lexa tags: [ukraine, artificial-intelligence, ministry-of-justice, govtech, digital-services] author: "Alexander Buran" publisher: "XAB.info" --- # Ministry of Justice of Ukraine Launches AI Assistant Lexa: Digital Helper Explains 176 Public Services ![Cute assistant robot with a blue heart pointing at a touch screen with public services against the background of the Ministry of Justice](https://xab.info/media/2026/11/04/minyust-ukrainy-zapustil-ii-assistentku-lekxu/minyust-ukrainy-zapustil-ii-assistentku-lekxu-1.webp) ## Key Points - The AI assistant Lexa has been launched on the website of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, available for free via a widget in the lower right corner of the page. - The assistant covers 176 public services and generates answers based on a verified database of current regulatory documents. - Lexa does not provide legal consultations, does not evaluate legal situations, does not collect personal data, and has no access to external resources. - The development was carried out by the Ukrainian startup OBRIY.ai; the project was funded without state funds with the support of Switzerland (EGAP), the Ministry of Digital Transformation, and the World Economic Forum. An AI assistant named "Lexa" has started working on the official website of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine. The digital assistant is designed to help citizens get information about public services provided by the agency. The Lexa widget is located in the lower right corner of the Ministry's website page, and you can use its functions for free, without registration or payment. ### Digital Assistant on the Agency's Website Lexa focuses on providing information on 176 public services within the competence of the Ministry of Justice. Answers are generated based on the agency's verified database, which consists of current regulatory documents and official service descriptions. According to the developers, this approach ensures the relevance and reliability of the provided information. ### 176 Services and a Verified Knowledge Base Citizens can get step-by-step instructions, lists of necessary documents, and links to official forms and registries from the assistant. Typical scenarios include registering an inheritance, registering a marriage, and other procedures that previously required contacting agency specialists. The algorithm takes over the processing of standard requests, which, according to Ministry representatives, frees up staff time to work with more complex queries. ### Step-by-Step Instructions Instead of Queues The agency emphasizes the clear boundaries of Lexa's functionality. The assistant does not provide ready-made legal consultations for legally significant decisions, does not evaluate legal situations, does not request personal data, and has no access to external resources. Thus, Lexa is positioned exclusively as an informational rather than a consultative tool. ### Boundaries of Capabilities: What Lexa Does Not Do The Ukrainian startup team OBRIY.ai worked on the creation and implementation of the artificial intelligence. The winner was chosen by the Expert Council within the first cohort of the GovTech Lab Ukraine open innovation program from GGTC Kyiv. The development was funded without attracting state funds with the support of Switzerland under the EGAP program, implemented by the East Europe Foundation, as well as in cooperation with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and the World Economic Forum. ### Who is Behind the Development and Who Funded It To ensure interaction security, the developers built a separate data processing logic focused on real-world citizen request scenarios. The combination of a verified knowledge base, limited access to external resources, and the absence of personal data collection creates a secure environment for user interaction with the assistant. The launch of Lexa demonstrates the trend toward digitalization of public services in Ukraine and the involvement of private technology companies in solving public sector tasks without direct government spending. ### Security and Relieving Specialists ## Fact-Check & Sources - [Минюст запустил Лексу: ИИ объяснит, как оформить наследство и зарегистрировать брак](https://www.rbc.ua/ukr/news/min-yust-zapustiv-leksu-shi-poyasnit-k-oformiti-1793784413.html) - Primary source: launch of Lexa, 176 services, verified database, functional limitations, OBRIY.ai startup, EGAP/Switzerland/WEF/Ministry of Digital Transformation funding, GovTech Lab Ukraine. - [Минюст запустил ИИ-ассистентку "Лекса": украинцы смогут узнать о 176 государственных услуг онлайн](https://www.stopcor.org/section-uanews/news-minyust-zapustiv-shi-asistentku-leksu-ukraintsi-zmozhut-diznatisya-pro-176-derzhavnih-poslug-onlajn-03-11-2026.html) - Confirms the launch of AI assistant Lexa and the coverage of 176 public services online, with no discrepancies from the primary source. ## FAQ ### Where can I use the AI assistant Lexa? For free on the official website of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine — the Lexa widget is placed in the lower right corner of the page. ### How many public services does Lexa cover? The assistant provides information on 176 public services within the competence of the Ministry of Justice. ### Does Lexa provide legal consultations? No. Lexa does not provide ready-made legal consultations for legally significant decisions, does not evaluate legal situations, does not request personal data, and has no access to external resources. ### Who developed Lexa and who funded the project? The development was carried out by the Ukrainian startup OBRIY.ai. The project was funded without state funds with the support of Switzerland under the EGAP program (East Europe Foundation), in cooperation with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and the World Economic Forum; the winner was chosen by the Expert Council of the GovTech Lab Ukraine program from GGTC Kyiv.