investigation-memo

To draft a privileged investigation memo, you apply the investigation-memo skill to your investigation log for a specific matter. It generates a PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL — ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT output once the investigation has progressed enough for the first draft.

Yes, you can update an existing legal investigation memo when additional data arrives. The skill performs change-aware rewrites, highlighting what changed in the investigation log before refreshing the memo content.

Yes, the privileged memo drafting process includes a built-in source status check. It warns you if high-priority sources remain open when generating the first memo draft from the investigation log.

The best way to frame attorney work product is to use the investigation-memo skill, which automatically marks all output as PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL — ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT during the legal drafting process.

You should not use an automated investigation memo drafting tool if the investigation has not progressed enough for a first draft. The skill requires sufficient data in the investigation log to produce a valid privileged memo.

You need an active investigation log with tracked sources before generating an investigation memo. The skill checks your source checklist and warns about any open high-priority sources during the initial memo drafting phase.