Legal-AI skills in General

1765 skills, across 35 practice areas.

Amendment history

Apache-2.0GeneralContracts

Trace how a contract has changed across its base agreement and all amendments, ek protokoller, zeyilnameler, and related variation documents. Produces either a chronological summary of all changes or a provision trace for a specific clause while preserving the original skill function.

Amendment History

MITGeneralContracts

Trace how a contract has changed across its base agreement and all amendments — either a summary of all changes over time, or a provision trace for a specific clause.

AML/KYC Policy

MITGeneralFinance

Use when drafting an AML/KYC policy for a fintech company or financial institution, covering customer identification, risk assessment, ongoing monitoring, suspicious activity reporting, record-keeping, and regulatory filing obligations. Applies to MENA jurisdictions (UAE, KSA, EG, DIFC, ADGM) and globally, with particular attention to FATF 40 Recommendations and jurisdiction-specific AML regimes.

An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation

MITGeneralGeneral practice

Knowledge base from 'An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation' by Jeremy Bentham. Use when applying Bentham's frameworks for utilitarian ethics, legislative theory, felicific calculus, sanction analysis, human action classification, intentionality, consciousness, punishment theory, and offence classification.

Anonymization as Retention Alternative

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

Evaluates anonymization as a retention alternative under GDPR Recital 26, applying the WP29 Opinion 05/2014 techniques including randomization and generalization. Validates anonymization effectiveness using k-anonymity, l-diversity, and t-closeness metrics. Activate for anonymization, de-identification, k-anonymity, retention alternative queries.

Answer a Legal Question

MITGeneralContracts

Get a quick answer to a legal question, like 'do I need an NDA with investors?' or 'does GDPR apply to me?'. You get a short memo with the answer, the reasoning, the sources, and what to do next. Sensitive or unusual questions get flagged for a real lawyer.

Anti-Money Laundering Policy

MITGeneralFinance

Use when drafting a comprehensive AML/KYC policy for a financial institution (bank, finance company, insurance firm) covering customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence, suspicious activity reporting, record-keeping, and staff training. Closely related to the fintech-focused AML/KYC policy skill; this skill addresses the broader financial institution context with additional emphasis on correspondent banking, trade finance, and institutional EDD.

API Acceptable Use Policy

Apache-2.0GeneralContracts

Drafts a standalone API Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) for incorporation by reference into a master API license or terms-of-service agreement. Produces a publication-ready template with prohibited-use matrix, developer security checklist, graduated enforcement framework, AI/ML training restrictions, and versioning playbook. Trigger when a user needs to draft or update an API AUP, separate behavioral rules from core API terms, define prohibited API uses, add enforcement or change-management mechanics, or mentions acceptable use policy, developer security requirements, or API enforcement.

API Access & Constraints Schedule

Apache-2.0GeneralContracts

Extracts technical API constraints from OpenAPI/Swagger specs and developer docs into a contract-ready API Access & Constraints Schedule with source traceability, risk flags, and change-control language. Use when drafting legal exhibits or schedules covering API access scope, rate limits, authentication, data fields, or deprecation terms for MSAs, SOWs, or order forms.

Appeal Document Summarization

Apache-2.0GeneralLitigation

Generates structured analytical summaries of appellate documents covering procedural posture, issues on appeal, standards of review, and strategic assessment. Use when onboarding to an appeal, preparing for oral argument, evaluating appellate risk, or summarizing the appellate record.

Applying Privacy Design Patterns

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

Systematic application of the eight privacy design patterns per Hoepman: minimize, hide, separate, abstract, inform, control, enforce, and demonstrate. Covers pattern selection methodology per processing activity, mapping to GDPR principles, and practical implementation guidance for privacy-by-design system architecture.

Appointing EU Representative

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

Guides appointment of GDPR Article 27 EU representative for non-EU controllers or processors. Covers criteria, responsibilities, and documentation. Activate when a non-EU entity processes EU data. Keywords: EU representative, Article 27, non-EU controller, territorial scope.

Approach

Apache-2.0GeneralData protection

GDPR compliance analysis covering lawful basis assessment, privacy notices, processor agreements, and breach response.

Arabic ↔ English Translation Quality Review

MITGeneralContracts

Use when evaluating the legal fidelity of an Arabic-English or English-Arabic translation of a contract or legal document. Checks terminology consistency (modal verbs, defined terms, numbers, dates), Hijri-Gregorian date accuracy, party name bilingual consistency, jurisdictional standard boilerplate, Shariah/fiqh term preservation, governing-language designation, and LTR/RTL formatting. Covers MENA jurisdictions (KSA, UAE, LB, EG) with dialect and register sensitivity.

Arbitral Award Analyst

MITGeneralLitigation

Reads an arbitral award and produces a neutral map of jurisdiction, issues, findings, reasoning, operative relief, interest, costs, compliance dates, corrections, and enforcement dependencies. Use when a user asks what an award decided, why a party won or lost, what must now be paid or done, whether the dispositive section matches the reasoning, or what practical enforcement issues appear. Distinct from award-challenge-analyst, which assesses set-aside or enforcement-resistance grounds rather than explaining the award itself.

Arbitration Agreement Clause

MITGeneralArbitration

Use when drafting an arbitration clause for insertion into a contract, selecting an arbitration institution (ICC, LCIA, SIAC, DIAC, CRCICA, or ad hoc UNCITRAL) and specifying seat, governing law, language, number of arbitrators, and procedural rules. Arbitration practice area; particularly important for MENA contracts where choice of seat and institution affects enforceability and interim relief availability.

arbitration-clause

MITGeneralArbitration

Draft arbitration clauses with procedural rules. TRIGGERS - Use when user needs help with arbitration-clause related tasks.

Arbitration Clause Comparison

MITGeneralArbitration

Use when comparing arbitration clauses or institutional rules across ICC, LCIA, SIAC, DIAC, CRCICA, and SCCA to advise on seat selection, institution selection, or clause analysis. Review/analysis skill in the arbitration practice area; produces structured comparison tables covering seat, language, arbitrator appointment, emergency arbitrator, costs, and enforceability for a specific dispute type and region.

Arbitration Clause Reviewer

MITGeneralLitigation

Reviews an arbitration agreement for validity, scope, seat, venue, governing law, institutional rules, tribunal constitution, appointment mechanics, escalation steps, interim-relief routes, and drafting pathologies. Use when a user asks whether an arbitration clause works, is enforceable, is pathological, or should be revised, including requests such as "review this dispute-resolution clause", "which court supervises this arbitration", "does this clause specify a seat", or "fix the arbitrator appointment language". Use for clause-level analysis, not for commencing a dispute or assessing an award.

Arbitration Cost Submission

MITGeneralArbitration

Use when drafting a costs submission in an international arbitration proceeding seeking recovery of a party's legal fees, expert fees, arbitration institution costs, and other recoverable expenses. Arbitration practice area; covers DIAC, ICC, LCIA, SIAC, and CRCICA cost recovery principles with MENA-specific notes on cost allocation practices and tribunal discretion.

Arbitration Interim Relief Drafter

MITGeneralLitigation

Determines the correct interim-protection route for a dispute connected to arbitration — emergency arbitrator under institutional rules, tribunal-ordered measures once constituted, or court interim relief (including India's Sections 9 and 17 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996) — then drafts the application for that route. Use when a user needs urgent protection, preservation of assets or evidence, security, an injunction, or receivership connected with arbitration, including phrasings like "we need emergency relief before the tribunal is formed", "draft a section 9 application", "should we go to the emergency arbitrator or to court", or "seek interim measures from the tribunal now that it's constituted". Covers India-specific court/tribunal analysis under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and institutional emergency-arbitrator rules for other seats. Distinct from arbitration-pleading-drafter, which pleads the merits rather than seeks temporary protection.

Arbitration Notice Drafter

MITGeneralLitigation

Drafts a notice invoking arbitration or request for arbitration, framing the disputes, contractual basis, relief, tribunal-appointment step, and service record without prematurely narrowing the claimant's case. Use when a user wants to commence arbitration, invoke an arbitration clause, submit an institutional request, nominate an arbitrator, or respond to a defective commencement notice. Distinct from arbitration-pleading-drafter, which pleads the merits after commencement, and arbitration-clause-reviewer, which diagnoses the clause rather than activates it.

Arbitration Pleading Drafter

MITGeneralLitigation

Drafts the merits pleadings in arbitration — statement of claim, statement of defence, counterclaim, and reply to counterclaim — with jurisdiction and admissibility objections, material facts, contractual and legal breaches, causation, quantum, and relief all tied to the evidentiary record. Use when a claimant needs its merits pleading, a respondent must answer a statement of claim and plead a counterclaim, or a claimant must reply to a counterclaim — including "draft our statement of claim", "draft our defence and counterclaim", "respond to this counterclaim", or "preserve our jurisdictional objection in the defence". Distinct from arbitration-notice-drafter (commences the case), interim-relief skills (temporary protection, not the merits), and award-challenge-analyst (challenges an award after it is issued, not a pleading before one).

Arbitrator Appointment Advisor

MITGeneralLitigation

Maps the contractual, institutional, and statutory process for constituting an arbitral tribunal and assesses arbitrator qualifications, eligibility, independence, impartiality, disclosures, challenges, vacancies, and replacement. Use when a user asks how to appoint an arbitrator, whether a nomination mechanism is valid, whether a candidate has a conflict, what happens when the other side refuses to appoint, or how to challenge or replace an arbitrator. Use for appointment mechanics and candidate risk, not for drafting the merits of the dispute.