related-skills-surfacer

To find community skills for a legal workflow, you can ask if a community skill exists for your current task or invoke the related-skills-surfacer directly. It analyzes your recent legal-build activity and surfaces a strong matching skill recommendation with an install command hint.

Practice-profile aware filtering matches recommendations to your specific legal focus, ensuring litigation-oriented skills are not suggested for transactional workflows. It loads your practice profile from the local CLAUDE.md file to filter registry matches accurately.

Yes, related-skill discovery works as a standalone or end-of-task helper in legal-builder plugins. Other plugins can optionally call it via a Stop hook, though this is not wired by default, keeping the surfacing non-intrusive and user-controlled.

To avoid noisy recommendations when discovering legal registry skills, use a tool that applies a strong-threshold filter for registry cache matching. This ensures a community skill is only surfaced when there is strong overlap with your current task.

Yes, you need a local CLAUDE.md file to receive attorney tooling skill suggestions. The skill requires practice-profile loading from this file to match recommendations to your workflow, and you can filter or disable notifications within its settings.

Your legal skill recommendation shows one surfaced item at a time to provide a single, non-repeating recommendation with a clear install command hint. This evidence-based formatting includes a one-line explanation and the registry skill name to prevent notification fatigue.