ramp

To onboard new legal clinic students, use a guided interactive ramp flow that teaches clinic procedures, available commands, and practice drills using the locally configured clinic manual. It walks students through the intake-to-output workflow with comprehension checks to ensure readiness.

Legal clinic student training includes hands-on practice drills for simulated client intake, drafting practice documents, generating research routes, memoing, and status updates. These drills emphasize critical verification habits before students handle real clients or file real documents.

Yes, the onboarding flow requires loading the CLAUDE.md clinic manual and configuration from the user config path at ~/.claude/plugins/config/claude-for-legal/legal-clinic/. Without this local configuration, the guided ramp cannot teach clinic-specific procedures.

Legal clinic students learn six core commands: /client-intake, /draft, /memo, /research-start, /status, and /client-letter. The onboarding explains what each command does, what it does not do, and what must be verified before relying on its output.

Yes, you can generate a single-page card output by invoking the ramp flow with the --card flag. This provides a condensed reference summary of the clinic onboarding workflow, commands, and procedures without running the full interactive exercises.

The best way to simulate client intake is through structured onboarding drills that run low-risk simulated intake exercises, allowing students to practice the intake-to-output workflow safely. These simulations teach procedures while emphasizing what must be verified before relying on any output.