What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps supervising attorneys create and refine practice-area guides that control how student-facing legal-clinic skills behave, ensuring consistent intake questions, pedagogy posture, review gates, cross-plugin checks, and practice-area local rules.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Supervisor-authored practice-area configuration: Turns a supervisor’s teaching philosophy into a reusable markdown guide stored for a specific practice area.
- Pedagogy posture tuning (assist/guide/teach): Sets how much the student does versus how much the skill drafts, and supports per-document overrides.
- Review gates and supervision routing: Defines which outputs require supervisor sign-off before client-facing use, including fixed “cannot override” gates for sensitive work (e.g., substantive advice, filings).
- Cross-plugin check orchestration: Documents when students should run other plugins (e.g., consistency, research verification) under supervision wrapper logic.
- Local rules and jurisdiction hooks: Captures practice-area-specific court/form/local-rule pointers that students should use during drafting and advising.
Quick Start
Run the build guide workflow to author or revise your clinic’s practice-area guide so students’ skills follow your supervision and teaching standards.