What problem does it solve?
It prevents internal investigations from failing due to either missing sources (coverage gaps) or failing to connect evidence to allegations (synthesis gaps), by turning intake, document review, and Q&A into a structured, privilege-labeled investigation record.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Intake-to-log framework: Opens an investigation by collecting matter details and writing the foundational log and source checklist files.
- Needle-based document processing: Reviews batches of documents against pull criteria, logs surfaced items as entries, and records “reviewed but nothing significant” outcomes.
- Structured evidentiary tracking: Maintains
sources-checklist.yaml, documents-reviewed.yaml, and log.yaml (including evidentiary gaps) so later memo drafting is grounded in a complete record.
- Memo and audience deliverables: Drafts or updates a standard internal investigation memorandum and generates audience-specific summaries when requested.
- Log-driven Q&A: Responds to factual, conflict, coverage, strength, and Upjohn-warning questions by reading the investigation log end-to-end.
Quick Start
Use the internal-investigation skill to open a new investigation for an employment allegation, then add document batches and ask it to draft the memo.
