What problem does it solve? Litigators spend hours manually assembling timelines from productions, emails, and matter files, and risk privilege waiver or unsourced facts when doing it under deadline. This Skill extracts dated events from declared document sources, de-duplicates them, and tags each by significance against the matter's case theory. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source-driven extraction: Pulls dated events from PDFs, emails, productions, and eDiscovery platforms (Everlaw, Relativity, DISCO, Aurora), with per-event source attribution and Bates citations. - Privilege gate and flags: Forces a privilege posture decision before extraction and tags entries as ok, flag, or review so flagged material is excluded from statement-of-facts variants by default. - Theory-tagged output: Tags events 🔴/🟡/⚪ against the matter's pivot fact from plaintiff or defense framing, with gaps analysis and versioned incremental rebuilds. - Use Case: An associate receives a Bates-numbered production and asks for a chronology; the Skill extracts events, merges duplicates across documents, flags privileged sources, and writes a working chronology plus a statement-of-facts variant. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build a chronology for a matter slug from the production documents you have uploaded, choosing matter or documents mode.
