demand-received

To triage a demand letter, the Skill extracts key fields like delivery dates, demands, and legal bases, cross-references local litigation logs, and generates a structured triage document with response routing options for attorney review.

Legal triage for inbound correspondence involves extracting critical facts from demand letters, matching them against existing case logs, and proposing risk-calibrated routing paths for new case intake, drafting, or archiving.

You can extract key fields and assess risk by processing the demand letter through the Skill, which identifies asserted facts, evaluates substance strength, and applies risk calibration to produce attorney-review-first guidance with citation labels.

Yes, the Skill loads local litigation matter logs to cross-reference the inbound demand letter, determining whether it belongs to an existing case, requires new case intake, or needs association with related matters.

The best way to generate an intake draft is to run the Skill on the inbound file, which produces a triage.md file containing substance strength ratings, routing paths, and next-step handoff instructions for drafting.

Yes, you need a local triage path configured so the Skill can write the generated triage.md file, alongside loading local litigation logs and configuration context required for cross-referencing matter history.