comment-implementer

Classify client emails and implement document edits in legal workflows.

Updated Jan 13, 2026
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Skill: comment-implementer
Source: https://github.com/aech-ai/aech-cli-legal/tree/main/aech_cli_legal/skills/comment-implementer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aech-ai/aech-cli-legal --skill comment-implementer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires aech-cli-msgraph, aech-cli-legal, aech-cli-inbox-assistant.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates triaging client communications, implementing document changes, and tracking progress to reduce manual back-and-forth and ensure timely approvals.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated Classification: Classify incoming client emails as edit requests, research questions, or informational notes.
  • Document Edits & Redlines: Apply approved edits to draft documents and generate redlines for review.
  • Research & Tracking: Perform focused legal research and produce memos, then update project checklists.
  • Workflow Orchestration: Integrates with inbox and collaboration tools to keep stakeholders informed and tasks tracked.

Quick Start

Run python scripts/classify_email.py --message-id 'ABC123' to classify an incoming email, then run python scripts/implement_edits.py to apply approved changes to the draft, followed by python scripts/update_checklist.py --add 'Edits approved by client' to update the project checklist.

Frequently Asked Questions about comment-implementer

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate triaging client emails for legal document edits?

You can automate client email triage by classifying incoming messages as edit requests, research questions, or status updates, then coordinating document edits and checklist updates using Python scripts.

Can I generate redlines automatically from client edit requests in emails?

Yes, client edit requests can be processed to apply approved changes to draft documents and generate redlines for review using the implement_edits script within a Python environment.

Does this legal workflow automation require Microsoft Graph or inbox assistant CLI tools?

Yes, the workflow integrates with external CLIs including aech-cli-msgraph, aech-cli-legal, and aech-cli-inbox-assistant to perform email classification, legal research, and document editing actions.

What is the best way to track legal research tasks and client approvals?

The best way to track research tasks is by updating project checklists automatically after performing focused legal research, ensuring stakeholders stay informed and task progress is recorded.

Do I need a Python environment to run document edit and email classification scripts?

Yes, a Python environment is required to run the scripts in the scripts/ directory for classifying emails, implementing document edits, and updating legal project checklists.

When should I not use automated email classification for legal document workflows?

Automated email classification is not suitable for unstructured client communications lacking clear edit requests, research questions, or status updates that the triage system is designed to parse.