Extract structured briefs from judicial decisions into a machine-readable object.
npx skills add https://github.com/stella/stella --skill case-briefing
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: case-briefing Source: https://github.com/stella/stella/tree/main/packages/skills/skills/case-briefing Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stella/stella --skill case-briefing
Judicial decisions are dense and unstructured, making it time-consuming to extract the key components needed for research, analysis, and decision-making. This Skill automates the creation of a standardized brief that captures every essential element: case identification, procedural history, material facts, legal issues, applicable rules, reasoning, ratio decidendi, disposition, and any dissents or concurrences.
Paste the full judicial decision text and jurisdiction to generate a complete structured brief.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To extract a structured case brief from a judicial decision, paste the full decision text and specify the jurisdiction. The Skill automatically generates a standardized object capturing case identifiers, procedural history, material facts, legal issues, applicable rules, reasoning, ratio, and disposition.
Ratio decidendi is the binding legal principle underlying a judicial decision, whereas obiter dicta are incidental remarks. This Skill processes judicial texts to explicitly distinguish the binding ratio from non-binding dicta within its structured brief output.
Yes, the case briefing tool supports common law, civil law, and international tribunal decisions. It adapts to various legal traditions to extract material facts, legal issues, and reasoning into a consistent machine-readable format for research workflows.
Yes, you can ingest extracted case briefs into legal knowledge bases and citation pipelines. The Skill produces a machine-readable structured object containing fields like case_id, procedural_history, and significance, designed for seamless data integration.
A generated judicial decision brief includes case_id, procedural_history, material_facts, legal_issues, applicable_rules, reasoning, ratio, disposition, dissents_concurrences, and significance, providing comprehensive structured data for legal analysis.
Using an automated case briefing tool for legal due diligence solves the problem of dense, unstructured judicial decisions. It standardizes the extraction of key components like procedural history and applicable rules, saving time and ensuring consistent analysis.
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