Legal-AI skills in General

1765 skills, across 35 practice areas.

Defence Strategy Planner

MITGeneralCriminal

Builds a lawful, evidence-led criminal defence theory and action plan. Use when preparing a case strategy, testing prosecution allegations, planning motions or trial work, or advising on plea and other resolution options.

Definitions Builder

MITGeneralContracts

Use when building or auditing the Definitions section of any contract. Provides structural rules for definition drafting, a core-term checklist applicable to most commercial agreements, anti-patterns to eliminate, and guidance on cross-referencing defined terms consistently across a document. Works as both a drafting aid (building definitions from scratch) and a cleanup tool (fixing an inconsistent existing definitions section).

Definitions Consistency Check

MITGeneralContracts

Use when a drafter or reviewer needs to verify that all defined terms in a contract are used consistently with their definitions — checking for term drift, singular/plural mismatches, inline contradictions, buried central concepts, and capitalization inconsistencies. Pairs with cross-reference-integrity for a complete drafting QC pass on any long-form commercial contract.

Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (DPPA)

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (DPPA) compliance implementation. Covers consumer rights (access, correct, delete, portability, opt-out), controller obligations, processor requirements, sensitive data consent, universal opt-out recognition, DPIA requirements, and AG enforcement. Effective January 1, 2025, with no revenue threshold for applicability.

Delay Claim Letter Skill

MITGeneralLitigation

Draft a construction delay notice or delay claim letter with contract clause citation, cause classification, and critical-path impact narrative. Use when asked to write a delay notice, put the owner or GC on notice of delay, draft a time extension request, respond to weather or owner-caused delay, or paper a delay for a claim. Produces a notice/claim letter with the excusable-compensable classification, critical-path impact narrative, quantum placeholder, reservation of rights, and a records-preservation list.

Delegation of Authority Matrix

MITGeneralCorporate

Use when a company needs to draft or update a Delegation of Authority (DoA) Matrix specifying approval levels for key decisions — contracts, capital expenditure, hiring, litigation, banking, and other material matters — with escalation paths and documentation requirements. A critical internal governance control tool. MENA-aware for UAE, KSA, LB, EG corporate governance requirements, family business governance, and DIFC/ADGM regulated entity board approval standards.

Deliverable Fidelity EN - does the document still say what the analysis found

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Checks whether the final document still carries what the analysis actually found. Takes the list of findings with their severities and the finished deliverable, runs a mechanical coverage check with a bundled zero-dependency script, then an LLM spot-check on the RED findings for tone-downgrading, and returns a deterministic verdict PASS / CONDITIONAL_PASS / FAIL from published weights and thresholds. An omitted RED finding blocks. The third axis of verification, next to citation checking (are the sources real) and adversarial review (does the thesis hold): this one asks whether the summary is faithful to the analysis. Jurisdiction-neutral. Use when: "does the summary cover everything", "did anything drop out of the executive summary", "fidelity check", "is the deliverable faithful", "check the memo against the findings" - before sending any document that summarises a longer analysis.

Demand intake

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Pre-drafting context gathering for a demand letter — parties, facts, basis, leverage, BATNA, and privilege filters — written to a structured intake.md the demand-draft skill reads. Use when the user wants to prep a demand letter, run intake before drafting, or capture context for a payment demand, breach/cure notice, cease-and-desist, employment separation, or preservation demand.

Demand Intake

MITGeneralLitigation

Pre-drafting context gathering for a demand letter — parties, facts, basis, leverage, BATNA, and privilege filters — written to a structured intake.md the demand-draft skill reads.

Demand Letter

MITGeneralLitigation

Use when a lawyer needs to draft a formal demand letter asserting a client's claim against a counterparty — stating the legal basis for the claim, damages suffered, supporting evidence, and a deadline for payment or response before legal proceedings are commenced. Applicable across MENA (UAE, KSA, LB, EG), DIFC/ADGM, and any specified jurisdiction; addresses the different formal requirements for pre-litigation demand in civil-law and common-law MENA contexts.

Demand Letter (Letter Before Action / Mise en Demeure)

MITGeneralLitigation

Use when drafting a formal demand letter (letter before action / mise en demeure) requiring payment, performance, cessation of conduct, or retraction. P0 litigation skill covering required inputs, structure, tone, and the jurisdiction-specific service and formality requirements for LB (notarial/bailiff service), KSA (licensed lawyer, bailiff), UAE (notarized via Notary Public), and common-law jurisdictions. The letter must be precise, factual, and function as admissible court evidence.

Demand Notice Drafter

MITGeneralLitigation

Drafts a pre-litigation demand notice — the formal letter setting out a claim, particularising the facts and the amount or relief demanded, and requiring specific action by a stated deadline. Use this whenever a user wants a formal demand sent before litigation — including phrasings like "draft a demand notice for unpaid invoices", "send a formal notice before we sue", "particularise this claim and demand payment", "draft a cease and desist with a deadline", or "prepare a legal notice demanding possession back". Side-specific — drafted on behalf of the sender, against a named recipient. Fires for any pre-litigation demand — debt, breach of contract, tortious claim, statutory notice — in any practice area.

Demand received

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

来函分流处理——提取关键字段、交叉检索案件组合、评估实质理由、 提出响应方案并附建议，必要时转交案件登记或律师函起草。 当用户说"收到一封律师函"、"审查这个来函"或附上来函要求评估时使用。

Demand received

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Triage an inbound demand letter — extract fields, cross-check the portfolio, assess merit, present response options with a recommendation, and hand off to matter-intake or demand-intake if escalation is warranted. Use when the user says "we got a demand letter", "triage this demand", or shares an incoming demand to evaluate.

Demand Received

MITGeneralLitigation

Triage an inbound demand letter — extract fields, cross-check the portfolio, assess merit, present response options with a recommendation, and hand off to matter-intake or demand-intake if escalation is warranted.

Demokratie als Verfahren und Minderheitenschutz

Apache-2.0GeneralGeneral practice

Für Demokratie als Verfahren und Minderheitenschutz: ordnet Norm, Beweislast und Gegenargument; Ergebnis: Prüfprodukt mit Risiko und nächstem Schritt.

Demokratie, Gesetzgeber und Gericht

Apache-2.0GeneralGeneral practice

Für Demokratie, Gesetzgeber und Gericht: ordnet Norm, Beweislast und Gegenargument; Ergebnis: Prüfprodukt mit Risiko und nächstem Schritt.

Dependency Compliance (license & SBOM mechanics)

MITGeneralIP

Use when checking a dependency's license, license compatibility, copyleft obligations, generating or reading an SBOM, SPDX identifiers, or whether a package's provenance/existence is trustworthy before adding it. Covers permissive vs weak/strong copyleft tiers, Apache NOTICE/patent terms, AGPL's network reach, SPDX IDs, SBOM (SPDX/CycloneDX) over direct AND transitive deps, lockfile pinning and advisory/provenance hygiene, and the AI-specific risks of license laundering and hallucinated/typosquatted ("slopsquatted") packages. This skill owns LICENSING / SPDX / SBOM / copyleft COMPLIANCE mechanics. Do NOT use for vulnerability or threat assessment, CVEs, malicious packages, or supply-chain ATTACK — that is `security-review`. Mechanics only; not legal advice.

Deposition prep

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Build a deposition outline for a witness — pull their documents from the eDiscovery platform, organize topics around the case theory, and surface impeachment material. Use when the user says "depo prep for [witness]", "build a depo outline", or "prepare for [name]'s deposition".

Deposition Prep

MITGeneralLitigation

Build a deposition outline for a witness — pull their documents from the eDiscovery platform, organize topics around the case theory, and surface impeachment material.

Deposition Questioning Techniques

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Generates deposition question sequences using six core examination techniques (Funnel, Boxing-In, Looping, Three C's impeachment, evasive witness handling, admission ladders). Use when preparing deposition outlines, building question sequences for specific topics, impeaching with prior inconsistent statements, or controlling evasive witnesses.

Deposition Summarization

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Summarizes deposition transcripts with precise page:line citations. Supports sequential, topic-based, and strategic deep-analysis formats. Use when a user provides a deposition transcript and requests a summary, depo digest, testimony analysis, or impeachment identification.

Deposition Summary — Narrative

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Transforms deposition transcripts into topic-organized narrative memoranda with page-line citations, flagged admissions, contradictions, and credibility issues. Use when summarizing depositions, condensing transcripts for trial prep, or building case strategy during discovery or pre-trial phases.

Deposition Summary with Key Document Index

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Generates topic-based deposition summaries for commercial litigation with exhibit cross-referencing. Produces a two-column table (page:line | neutral summary) with embedded exhibit citations. Use when summarizing depositions, creating deposition digests, indexing exhibits, or preparing witness testimony summaries during discovery.