build-guide

Configuring student-facing legal clinic workflows requires authoring a practice-area guide that defines intake prompts, pedagogy posture, and supervision review gates tailored to your jurisdiction's court and tribunal rules.

Review gates in legal clinic supervision are mandatory sign-off rules encoded in a practice-area guide, ensuring substantive advice and court-facing communications require supervisor approval before students can send or file documents.

Teaching posture for different document types is set by tuning global teach, guide, or assist behaviors in the practice-area configuration, which can be overridden per document type such as client letters versus internal memos.

Cross-plugin checks are enforced by wrapping selected UK legal skills within the practice-area guide, which surfaces uncertainty and sign-off requirements directly to the clinic supervisor for review.

Legal clinic configuration requires reading the supervisor role and clinic profile configuration files to accurately tailor student workflows and apply per-practice-area jurisdiction rules before writing the guide.

Writing a per-practice-area guide for UK legal clinics is needed when supervisors must tailor student intake questions, drafting posture, and escalation rules to specific court or tribunal jurisdictions.