policy-drafting

Draft employment policies with jurisdiction-specific state supplements.

Updated May 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gtgspot/clegal --skill policy-drafting-gtgspot
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Skill: policy-drafting
Source: https://github.com/gtgspot/clegal/tree/main/employment-legal/skills/policy-drafting
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gtgspot/clegal --skill policy-drafting-gtgspot

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Draft employment policies that incorporate jurisdiction-specific supplements to address footprint variance.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Core policy drafting that accounts for footprint variance across jurisdictions.
  • Automated generation of state supplements for applicable locations.
  • Use Case: When a topic like remote work or parental leave needs coverage across multiple states, generate a primary policy plus supplements.

Quick Start

Specify the policy topic and footprint to generate a core employment policy with jurisdiction-specific supplements.

Frequently Asked Questions about policy-drafting

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I draft employment policies for multiple state jurisdictions?

Drafting employment policies for multiple state jurisdictions involves generating a core policy alongside targeted state supplements to address footprint variance. You specify the policy topic and footprint to output compliance-ready documents with drafting notes for attorney review.

What is a state supplement in an employee handbook?

A state supplement in an employee handbook is a jurisdiction-specific addendum that addresses legal variances across locations. It applies to topics like remote work and parental leave, ensuring the core policy complies with varying state-level requirements.

How do I generate a remote work policy that covers multiple states?

To generate a remote work policy covering multiple states, specify the remote work topic and your jurisdictional footprint. The system loads the footprint and outputs a primary policy plus targeted state supplements with drafting notes for attorney review.

Do I need a CLAUDE.md file to draft state-specific employment policies?

Yes, drafting state-specific employment policies requires a CLAUDE.md file to load your jurisdictional footprint. This file defines the applicable locations needed to generate accurate state supplements for your core policy.

Can I use this to fill handbook gaps for parental leave across different locations?

Yes, you can fill handbook gaps for parental leave across different locations by specifying the parental leave topic. It drafts a core policy and generates targeted state supplements to address footprint variance for attorney review.

Are the drafted employment policies ready for immediate legal compliance?

The drafted employment policies include drafting notes specifically for attorney review, meaning they provide a compliance-ready foundation but require final legal validation before implementation.