plain-language-letters

Plain-language legal letters are produced by applying repository standards for jargon avoidance and reading level to routine client correspondence. This skill maps routine drafting requests to focused alternatives for generating clear, low-jargon communications.

Status updates for legal clients are handled by routing substantive updates to the /status client skill. This ensures communications follow plain-language standards while delivering clear, substantive case progress information.

Appointment confirmations and document request messages are supported as routine correspondence. However, this skill is deprecated and functions only as a migration reference, redirecting routine drafting to the /client-letter skill.

The plain-language-letters skill is deprecated because it covers migration-level behavior for letter drafting. It now functions solely as a redirect for v2 rebuilding, routing users to newer, more focused skills for client correspondence and status updates.

You should use /client-letter for all routine correspondence like appointment confirmations and document requests. This deprecated skill should only be used as a migration reference to route requests to the appropriate newer skills.

Reading level standards for legal compliance letters are enforced by following the project's plain-language standards. The skill ensures jargon avoidance and client-friendly writing while mapping requests to focused v2 alternatives.