Audit employee-generated work for employer IP overhang under UK law.
npx skills add https://github.com/linardsb/fredis --skill ip-overhang-guard
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ip-overhang-guard Source: https://github.com/linardsb/fredis/tree/main/.claude/skills/ip-overhang-guard Command: npx skills add https://github.com/linardsb/fredis --skill ip-overhang-guard
This Skill provides a structured process to audit employer IP overhang on work done during employment, ensuring compliance with UK law before productization.
Run 'ip-overhang-guard' with the 'list' command followed by the name of the project you want to audit.
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An IP overhang audit involves reviewing your employment contract and classifying code or documentation to determine if your previous employer holds ownership rights over your personal project under UK law.
You audit an employment contract for IP ownership by examining its clauses to determine IP ownership rights, classifying your project assets, and assessing whether employer IP claims apply to your generated work.
You need a clean room rebuild or a carve out when an IP audit identifies employer ownership claims on your code, requiring you to either isolate the conflicting assets or completely rebuild them to ensure compliance.
Yes, this Skill requires Python to execute its IP audit framework and automatically saves the generated IP ownership audit reports to your local file storage for compliance tracking.
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