policy-redraft

To draft a policy redraft, provide the current approved policy text, the applicable rule text, and the gap description. The skill produces a marked-up, dated revision proposal with inline rationale and reviewer notes for legal review.

Policy redlining is the process of marking up policy text to address regulatory updates. This skill generates a redlined policy diff that closes identified compliance gaps while preserving source tags and requiring confirmation of the approved version.

No, you cannot modify approved source policies directly. The skill operates with approval guardrails, producing a separate review-ready memo with proposed changes rather than altering the original approved source document.

Gap analysis and rule verification are handled by providing the applicable rule text alongside the policy. The skill verifies rule currency when possible, flags unverified status, and applies source and verification tags to the output memo.

Yes, it is designed for internal compliance review workflows and gap tracker handoffs. It accepts tracked regulatory gaps and policy diffs to create a smallest-possible redraft for policy-owner review without prematurely closing the tracker.

The best way is to generate a dated proposal memo containing the redlined text, change summary, and approval checklist. This ensures the regulatory gap remains open in the tracker until the policy owner formally approves the revision.