What problem does it solve? Law clinic students repeatedly write the same routine client letters — appointment confirmations, document requests, and brief status updates. This Skill generates those letters from templates with plain-language standards, required sign-off elements, and supervision routing, so students avoid retyping routine correspondence while staying compliant with student practice rules. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Template-Based Letters: Produces three letter types — appointment confirmations, document requests, and brief "we filed it" status updates — with required elements like clinic contact info and student-attorney disclosure. - Pedagogy Modes: Adapts behavior based on the supervisor's guide (assist, guide, or teach), ranging from drafting the letter for review to coaching the student through writing it themselves. - Supervision & Compliance Routing: Applies AI-assisted draft labels, plain-language checks, and sign-off requirements per the jurisdiction's student practice rule before any letter leaves the clinic. - Use Case: A student needs to confirm a client appointment for Tuesday at 2pm and request the client's lease agreement; the Skill produces both letters with proper disclosure language and routes them for supervising attorney review. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to draft a routine client letter, for example by invoking the client-letter skill with the appointment, doc-request, or update letter type.
