What problem does it solve?
Students and supervised legal teams waste time writing first drafts instead of focusing on legal analysis and strategy, while formatting and jurisdiction specifics vary by matter.
Core Features & Use Cases
- First-draft document generation: Produces starting-point drafts (motions, letters, petitions, declarations) from clinic templates and client/case notes so the student can draft strategically.
- Jurisdiction-aware formatting: Applies the state/court/local rules and caption/service requirements loaded into CLAUDE.md, while flagging gaps when local rules may be missing.
- Missing facts and uncertainty flags: Inserts clear [FACT NEEDED], [VERIFY], and [UNCERTAIN] markers and prevents guessing by routing student follow-up work.
- Supervision routing and student checklist: Reinforces the clinic’s supervision style and includes a student review checklist to support attorney review before any filing or external sending.
Quick Start
Provide the document type (for example, eviction-answer) plus the intake summary or case notes, and ask the skill to draft the first version using your jurisdiction rules from CLAUDE.md.