What problem does it solve?
This Skill reduces the time students spend formatting and structuring clinic documents while preventing unsupported facts, unverified legal claims, and unsupervised filings from being treated as final work product.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Practice-area drafting: Creates first drafts for asylum applications, eviction answers, protective order petitions, demand letters, motions, declarations, and related clinic documents.
- Fact and jurisdiction controls: Matches requests to available templates, identifies missing information, applies configured court and local-rule requirements, and marks uncertainty with explicit review flags.
- Supervised educational workflow: Adapts to guide, assist, or teach pedagogy modes and includes student review checklists, attorney-review safeguards, and supervision routing.
- Use Case: A housing clinic student can provide an intake summary and request an eviction answer, receiving a jurisdiction-aware starting draft with unresolved facts and legal assertions clearly flagged for research and professor review.
Quick Start
Use the draft skill to create a supervised first draft of an eviction answer from the provided case notes.