What problem does it solve?
This Skill turns unstructured client conversations into organized, review-ready intake summaries while helping students identify practice-area issues, cross-area concerns, conflicts, deadlines, and supervision needs without deciding whether the clinic accepts the case.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Interviews: Routes the conversation to immigration, housing, family, consumer, or other practice-area intake questions.
- Issue Spotting and Triage: Identifies cross-practice-area concerns, conflict-check flags, urgency classifications, deadline handoffs, and supervision triggers.
- Review-Ready Summaries: Produces a formatted case summary with key facts, documentation needs, jurisdictional notes, verification prompts, and a next-steps decision tree.
- Use Case: Use it when a new clinic client describes a housing dispute involving a possible eviction deadline, immigration concern, or threat from a landlord, so the student can capture the facts and route the matter for appropriate review.
Quick Start
Use the client-intake skill to interview and summarize this new client's situation, identify cross-practice-area issues and deadlines, and prepare the case for student and professor review.
