client-letter

Generate template-based Chinese client letters for legal clinic workflows.

183|37|Updated May 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zhou210712/claude-for-legal-ZH --skill client-letter-zhou210712
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Skill: client-letter
Source: https://github.com/zhou210712/claude-for-legal-ZH/tree/main/legal-clinic/skills/client-letter
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zhou210712/claude-for-legal-ZH --skill client-letter-zhou210712

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill reduces repetitive work by producing clear, template-based Chinese client letters for common clinic communications, while ensuring the draft stays within the clinic workflow and avoids substantive legal advice.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Template-driven drafting: Produces appointment confirmations, document request letters, and brief status updates in plain, accessible language.
  • Teaching-mode aware workflow: Reads the clinic’s teaching posture to decide whether it should generate a draft for review or guide the student to draft first, always reflecting the required mode in the output.
  • Safety and disclosure guardrails: Enforces an AI assistance label for student review only, removes internal markers before external sharing, and includes appropriate student-attorney signature disclosure text per jurisdiction guidance.
  • Controlled scope: Explicitly limits output to routine letters; any substantive analysis or “bad news” is routed away to other workflows.

Quick Start

Use the command /legal-clinic:client-letter 预约 to generate an appointment confirmation letter for review.

Frequently Asked Questions about client-letter

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a Chinese client letter for a legal clinic appointment confirmation?

To generate a Chinese client letter for an appointment confirmation, use the designated command to trigger template-driven drafting. The Skill produces a plain-language appointment confirmation draft tailored for legal clinic workflows, complete with required student disclosure elements for review.

What is the best way to draft a document request letter in plain language for clients?

The best way to draft a plain-language document request letter is to use a predefined template that enforces consistent structure. This approach ensures the request is clear and accessible, automatically applying the necessary AI review labels and student-attorney signature disclosures required by the clinic.

Can I use this Skill to provide substantive legal advice in a client letter?

No, you cannot use this Skill to provide substantive legal advice in a client letter. The tool explicitly limits output to routine communications like status updates and appointment confirmations, routing any substantive analysis or bad news away to other appropriate workflows.

Does the legal clinic client letter tool support a teaching mode for student attorneys?

Yes, the legal clinic client letter tool supports a teaching mode for student attorneys. It reads the clinic's teaching posture to decide whether to generate a ready-to-review draft or guide the student to draft independently, reflecting the required mode directly in the output.

How do routine case status updates handle AI disclosure and internal markers?

Routine case status updates handle AI disclosure by enforcing an AI assistance label for student review only. The Skill removes all internal markers before any external sharing and includes the appropriate student-attorney signature disclosure text per jurisdiction guidance.

When do I need to load clinic configuration before drafting client communications?

You need to load clinic configuration before drafting client communications to ensure the output aligns with the specific teaching posture and disclosure rules. This setup guarantees the generated letters maintain the required workflow constraints and plain-language standards without offering legal advice.