policy-starter

To draft an AI usage policy, provide your scope, audience, and deployment context. The skill researches ABA, ILTA, and state bar guidance to generate a structured first-cut draft adapted to your practice profile.

AI governance policy drafting relies on model policies from the ABA AI Toolkit, ILTA, CLOC, and state bar guidance. These sources inform the structure and content while providing traceable citations in a sources block.

No, you cannot use this to create a finished AI usage policy without attorney review. The output is a first-cut draft that flags every decision point with [review] tags, requiring legal approval before adoption.

You define the scope for AI usage policy drafting by selecting sections like audience and deployment context upfront. You can also load specific practice or matter context from a CLAUDE.md profile when enabled.

The best way to ensure an AI policy draft is review-ready is to use a tool that marks decisions with [review] flags and includes a sources block for traceability. This structure highlights decision points needing attorney approval.

AI policy drafting works for both in-house legal teams and law firms. It adapts model guidance to your specific practice profile, ensuring the generated draft fits your deployment context and audience.