What problem does it solve?
It helps legal clinic students quickly produce jurisdiction-aware first drafts of common legal clinic documents from case notes, while clearly marking missing facts and uncertain legal assertions for supervisor review.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Clinic-first drafting: Generates initial versions of documents (e.g., labor arbitration applications, divorce filings, personal protection order requests, and attorney letters) as a starting point for student analysis.
- Fact-driven completion: Pulls facts from intake summaries/case notes and inserts explicit placeholders instead of guessing when required information is missing.
- Jurisdiction-aware formatting: Applies document title, structure, and local procedural expectations based on the clinic configuration (e.g., province/court/local rules), and labels anything that is not verified.
- Pedagogy-aligned output: Includes an AI-assisted draft notice, embedded uncertainty markers, and a student review checklist to route work through the clinic’s supervision process.
Quick Start
Use the legal-clinic:draft skill to draft a labor arbitration application by providing your intake summary and specifying the document type as “劳动争议仲裁申请书”.
