legalizer

Audit and rewrite crypto protocol content to remove securities-risk language.

1|Updated Mar 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kaynetik/skills --skill legalizer
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Skill: legalizer
Source: https://github.com/kaynetik/skills/tree/main/legalizer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kaynetik/skills --skill legalizer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Legalizer audits and rewrites public-facing Web3 and crypto protocol content to remove language that could trigger securities classification or investor expectations, ensuring external copy emphasizes utility and operational mechanics rather than financial returns.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Hard-block detection: Identifies and flags phrases that imply profit, returns, revenue share, price projections, or investment framing that could trigger a Howey analysis.
  • Context-aware substitutions: Provides approved replacements and rewrite patterns to convert earnings-oriented language into utility-focused descriptions while preserving technical accuracy.
  • Review workflow: Supplies a checklist for scanning, flagging (Hard Block vs Soft Flag), rewriting, and re-validating copy across website pages, docs, announcements, social posts, and whitepapers.
  • Use Case: Use when preparing token docs, staking UX text, governance announcements, or marketing copy to eliminate securities-risk phrasing before publication.

Quick Start

Run a compliance audit and rewrite the provided public-facing token or protocol copy to remove earnings language and replace it with utility-focused phrasing.

Frequently Asked Questions about legalizer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What language triggers securities risk in Web3 token documentation?

Securities risk language in Web3 token documentation includes phrases implying profit, revenue share, price projections, or investment framing that trigger Howey analysis. This Skill audits public-facing protocol copy to flag these hard-block terms and provides approved substitutions emphasizing utility over financial returns.

How do I rewrite crypto whitepapers to pass the Howey test?

To pass the Howey test, rewrite crypto whitepapers by flagging earnings-oriented language and replacing it with utility-focused descriptions while preserving technical accuracy. This Skill applies a review workflow to convert financial promises into operational mechanics across whitepapers and protocol documentation.

Can I use this to audit staking UX text and governance announcements?

Yes, you can audit staking UX text and governance announcements for securities-risk phrasing. This Skill reviews website copy, documentation, and social posts to eliminate language implying financial returns or investment expectations before publication.

Does the rewriting process preserve technical accuracy when removing securities-risk language?

Yes, the rewriting process preserves technical accuracy when removing securities-risk language. This Skill provides context-aware substitutions that convert earnings-oriented phrasing into utility-focused descriptions without misrepresenting the protocol's operational mechanics or token participation functionality.

What is the difference between a hard block and a soft flag in content review?

A hard block identifies phrases that directly imply profit, returns, or investment framing triggering Howey analysis, while a soft flag indicates borderline language needing review. This Skill categorizes flagged terms during the content audit to prioritize rewrites based on securities-risk severity.