build-guide

Configuring practice-area guides for legal clinic skills requires authoring a markdown artifact that captures intake questions, pedagogy posture, review gates, and local rules. This Skill walks supervising attorneys through collecting those settings to control student-facing skill behavior.

Setting pedagogy posture defaults involves defining assist, guide, or teach modes for student interactions, with optional overrides for specific documents like client letters, memos, and drafts. The configuration guide stores these posture settings for downstream skills to enforce.

Review gates for substantive advice and filings are fixed with no override allowed, ensuring supervising attorney sign-off is mandatory. The build-guide workflow routes these work products to supervisors while allowing configurable gates for other tasks.

Adding jurisdiction-specific local rules and forms to a clinic skill configuration is supported during the guide authoring process. The supervising attorney captures practice-area-specific requirements so student-facing skills enforce the correct local procedures.

Configuring clinic skills strictly requires a supervising attorney role read from the clinic profile. The workflow enforces supervisor-only execution to ensure practice-area guides are authored or revised only by authorized personnel.

Wiring cross-plugin checks into a legal clinic guide involves configuring when external skills should trigger and how their outputs route for supervisory review. The resulting markdown artifact stores this routing logic for downstream skill behavior.