ramp

Guides new legal clinic students through interactive semester onboarding with practice exercises.

Updated Jun 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe --skill ramp-tk1cntt
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: ramp
Source: https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe/tree/main/docs/claude-for-legal-main/legal-clinic/skills/ramp
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe --skill ramp-tk1cntt

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Legal clinics lose their entire student workforce every semester and must rebuild from scratch, traditionally requiring weeks of reading PDFs and repeatedly asking the professor the same procedural questions. This Skill reads the clinic handbook uploaded during setup and teaches it interactively, so new students learn procedures, tools, and verification habits before handling real cases. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Interactive Walkthrough: Covers clinic context (practice areas, clients, jurisdiction, case management, supervision style) drawn from the professor-uploaded handbook and CLAUDE.md configuration. - Command Training: Explains each clinic command (/client-intake, /draft, /memo, /research-start, /status, /client-letter), including what each does and explicitly does not do. - Practice Exercises: Runs low-stakes exercises with a fake client — a practice intake, a practice document draft, and a research roadmap — so students try the tools before a real client is involved. - Reference Card: The --card flag generates a printable one-page student reference with commands, capabilities, verification habits, and who to ask when stuck. - Use Case: A new housing clinic student says "I'm new to the clinic" at semester start; the Skill walks them through a fake eviction intake, a practice answer draft, and a habitability research roadmap in about twenty minutes. ## Quick Start Say "onboard me" or "I'm new to the clinic" to start the guided semester walkthrough, or add the --card flag to generate the one-page reference card.

Frequently Asked Questions about ramp

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

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How do I onboard new legal clinic students each semester?

Run the ramp skill when a student says "onboard me" or "I'm new to the clinic." It walks them through clinic context, the available commands, and three practice exercises with a fake client in about twenty minutes.

What practice exercises does the clinic onboarding include?

Three exercises: a practice client intake using a fake scenario, a practice document draft the student critiques, and a research roadmap where the student verifies one statute. All use real tools with a fake client so mistakes carry no stakes.

What happens if the clinic has not been set up yet?

The skill checks the clinic CLAUDE.md configuration first. If the file is missing or still contains placeholders, it tells the student to ask the supervising professor to run /cold-start-interview before onboarding can proceed.

How do I generate the one-page student reference card?

Run the ramp command with the --card flag. It produces a printable one-page card containing the command table, what the tools can and cannot do, verification habits, and the professor's name from the clinic configuration.

Does the onboarding skill replace professor-led orientation?

No. It covers procedures and tool usage only; the professor still covers judgment, strategy, and substantive law. It also does not certify a student as ready — the professor decides when a student takes a real case.