MITCross-jurisdictionWhite collar
Look up Costa Rican companies and taxpayers for free by cedula juridica via the Ministerio de Hacienda public JSON endpoint (api.hacienda.go.cr) - the same keyless API that Costa Rican e-invoicing (factura electronica) systems call. Returns the registered nombre (legal name), regimen tributario, tax standing (moroso / omiso / estado), administracion tributaria, and the actividades[] economic-activity list with CIIU-derived codes. Data is Costa Rica Ministry of Finance public government data, keyless and free. Use for KYB / know-your-business checks, counterparty verification, tax-status screening, and Costa Rican company due diligence. Trigger on: 'cedula juridica', 'Costa Rica company lookup', 'check a Costa Rican company', 'Hacienda', 'situacion tributaria', 'is this Costa Rica company active', 'moroso', 'omiso', 'Costa Rican taxpayer', 'consulta cedula juridica'. The Hacienda endpoint is free and keyless; directors/shareholders (personeria) live in the separate paid Registro Nacional. For jurisdictions with no free API, this skill points you to the paid regdata registry actors.
CC-BY-4.0Cross-jurisdictionCriminal
Cour Pénale Spéciale de la République Centrafricaine (CPS) / Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic (SCC-CAR) research, drafting, and analysis. Use whenever the conversation involves the CPS, the Loi organique n°15.003 of 3 June 2015, the RPP (Loi 18.010), the affaire Paoua / Lemouna et Koundjili (Issa Sallet Adoum et al.), the Ndélé cases, complementarity with the ICC's CAR situations, MINUSCA cooperation, the hybrid national-international composition, or any CPS document or case identifier. Enforces a verification-first discipline: every citation must be verified against cpsrca.cf or, when it is unreachable, the documented fallbacks (legal-tools.org, JusticeInfo, FIDH, HRW) before appearing in any output. Foundational texts (Loi organique 15.003, Loi 18.010, Code pénal centrafricain) may be cited from project knowledge when present. Trigger any time CPS, Cour pénale spéciale, SCC-CAR, Paoua, Lemouna, Koundjili, Ndélé, or 3R appears in the request.
MITCross-jurisdictionData protection
Use when a privacy lawyer or compliance officer needs to assess the lawfulness of transferring personal data from one jurisdiction to another. Analyses adequacy decisions, appropriate safeguards (SCCs, BCRs, binding corporate rules), supplementary measures, and jurisdiction-specific risks. Covers GDPR (EU/UK), UAE PDPL, KSA PDPL, DIFC DP Law, ADGM DP Regs, and GCC data localisation requirements; includes Schrems II and post-Schrems transfer impact assessment methodology.
MITCross-jurisdictionEmployment
Use when a company needs to compare employment law requirements across multiple jurisdictions for hiring remote or locally-based employees — covering minimum employment terms, statutory benefits, notice periods, termination protections, data privacy obligations, and employer of record (EOR) considerations. Specialised for MENA comparisons (UAE, KSA, LB, EG, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman) alongside GCC, EU, and UK contexts.
MITCross-jurisdictionFinance
Use when a FinTech or payments company needs a compliance review of its cross-border payment operations covering licensing requirements, sanctions screening, FX regulations, correspondent banking relationships, and regulatory reporting obligations across specified jurisdictions. MENA-aware: UAE (CBUAE, DFSA, ADGM FSRA), KSA (SAMA), LB (BdL), EG (CBE), Qatar (QCB); also covers FATF framework, SWIFT messaging standards, and US/EU sanctions regimes with extraterritorial reach.
Apache-2.0Cross-jurisdictionRegulatory
Generates structured legal briefings on cultural heritage protection developments. Synthesizes judicial decisions, legislation, treaty updates, and regulatory changes across repatriation, trafficking, armed conflict, underwater heritage, intangible cultural heritage, and indigenous rights. Trigger when producing periodic briefings, policy digests, or thematic research for governments, NGOs, cultural institutions, or international organizations working in cultural property law.
Apache-2.0Cross-jurisdictionRegulatory
Produces structured, citation-ready summaries of legal developments in cultural heritage protection covering repatriation, site protection, illicit trafficking, and treaty updates. Use when tracking heritage law, preparing government or NGO briefings, or summarizing international and national decisions. Trigger keywords include cultural heritage, repatriation, restitution, UNESCO 1970, Hague Convention 1954, UNIDROIT 1995, illicit trafficking, underwater heritage, and intangible heritage.
MITCross-jurisdictionTrade
Codified customs and trade compliance expertise — HS/HTS tariff classification with GRI rules, commercial invoices and entry documentation, Incoterms 2020, FTA qualification and duty optimization (USMCA, RCEP, FTZs, drawback), denied-party screening, and penalty mitigation across US, EU, UK, and APAC jurisdictions. Use when classifying goods, preparing import/export documentation, screening restricted parties, responding to customs audits or CF-28/penalty notices, or optimizing duties.
Apache-2.0Cross-jurisdictionCybersecurity
Use when identifying cybersecurity-specific regulations and incident reporting obligations. Covers NIS2, DORA, SEC cyber disclosure rules, CISA incident reporting, state breach notification laws, cyber insurance requirements, and security certification frameworks.
USE FOR: NIS2, DORA, SEC cybersecurity rules, CISA, breach notification, incident reporting, SOC 2, ISO 27001, cyber insurance, FedRAMP, StateRAMP, CMMC, data breach response
DO NOT USE FOR: implementing security controls (use security skills), security testing tools (use security/security-testing), general data privacy (use privacy-data-protection)
Apache-2.0Cross-jurisdictionData protection
Draft and fill data privacy contract and agreement templates — DPA, data processing contract, GDPR, HIPAA BAA, business associate agreement, AI addendum. Produces signable DOCX files from Common Paper standard forms. Use when user says "DPA," "data processing agreement," "HIPAA BAA," "business associate agreement," or "AI addendum." To understand a U.S. state's consumer privacy law (CCPA etc.) rather than draft, see data-privacy-law-explainer. Includes lawyer-reviewed practice guides; see openagreements.org/editors.