What problem does it solve? Legal clinic intake consumes hours of student time on interviewing, write-ups, and issue spotting while waitlists grow. This Skill structures the intake conversation, produces the case summary, flags conflicts and cross-area issues, and classifies triage urgency so students spend time on analysis instead of transcription. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Practice-Area Routing and Templates: Routes the client's problem to immigration, housing, family, or consumer intake question sets, with support for supervisor-customized templates in references/intake-templates. - Cross-Area Issue Spotting and Conflict Flags: Detects issues outside the primary practice area (e.g., immigration flags in a housing intake) and surfaces opposing-party and positional conflicts for professor review. - Triage and Deadline Handoff: Classifies matters as Urgent, Time-sensitive, Standard, or out of scope, and emits copy-paste-ready deadline entries for the deadlines skill. - Use Case: A clinic student interviews a tenant facing eviction who mentions immigration threats from the landlord; the Skill produces a formatted intake summary with the housing issue, the cross-area immigration flag, a conflict check section, and a pre-filled deadline block for the eviction court date. ## Quick Start Start a new client intake by telling the assistant the client's situation and optionally hinting the practice area, then answer the structured interview questions to receive a formatted intake summary.
