What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps attorneys produce a first-draft brief section that stays tightly aligned to the case theory and record, while making verification needs explicit instead of silently guessing.
Core Features & Use Cases
- House-style, theory-consistent drafting: Produces a draft section (e.g., statement of facts, standard of review, argument, or conclusion) in the configured in-house structure, tone, and citation format, explicitly tied to the case theory.
- Record fidelity with verification markers: Enforces constraints like verbatim quotes only when exact passages are available, and adds inline [VERIFY] / [UNCERTAIN] / [CITE NEEDED] markers to flag anything that must be checked against the record or current authority.
- Citation coverage and cite-check discipline: Directs a two-pass approach—extract every citation and then check exhaustively—reporting counts and flagging misgrounded citations (where a cite exists but doesn’t support the proposition).
Example use case: Draft a “Statement of Facts” section for a brief by providing the chronology and key documents, then iteratively refining until every factual assertion has a record cite and every quotation is verified.
Quick Start
Use the brief-section-drafter skill to draft the statement of facts for the current matter in your firm’s house style, with inline verification markers for any uncited or uncertain propositions.
