client-intake

To structure a legal intake interview into a case summary, you can use a stepwise workflow that routes client facts to a practice-area template and outputs an attorney-reviewable formatted summary.

Cross-area issue spotting during legal client triage works by analyzing the client's narrative to automatically flag legal issues that fall outside the initial practice area as they appear.

The best way to extract deadlines from legal intake write-ups is to process the client facts through a structured workflow that identifies timelines and emits copy-paste-ready deadline entries.

Yes, you can use this for legal clinic conflict checks and urgency triage. It surfaces conflict-check prompts and classifies case urgency for professor-controlled next steps.

Yes, you need practice-area templates loaded into the configuration. The Skill requires these templates to route intake interviews and produce formatted, attorney-reviewable case summaries.

Client intake requires cross-area issue spotting because important issues can get missed when students spend time transcribing instead of analyzing the full scope of the client's story.