What problem does it solve?
It drafts the first version of a brief section that stays consistent with the case theory, written in house style, and built from verifiable record support so the work is reviewable rather than guess-based.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Section drafting from a case-theory “source of truth”: turns your prompt into a structured draft tied to the configured litigation house style and case theory.
- Record-fidelity discipline: flags places where facts or quotations require verification, and enforces citation accuracy concepts like misgrounded citations.
- Usage fit: best for statement of facts, standard of review, argument sections on an issue, or other “draft the section” requests where you want an initial draft with placeholders for verification rather than confident fabrication.
Example: You provide the chronology and key record excerpts for an issue, and ask for “argument II for [issue]”; the skill produces a theory-aligned argument draft in house format and marks record and authority items that must be checked before filing.
Quick Start
Use the brief-section-drafter to draft the statement of facts for your matter using your provided chronology, key documents, and record citations.
