semester-handoff

To generate legal clinic handoff memos, the Skill ingests per-case communication logs and clinic personas, mapping departing students to new assignees to output structured transfer documents and a group summary. It requires reading configured deadlines and case lists to execute successfully.

The best way to transfer active legal cases is creating per-case handoff memos that detail status, pending items, and communication-history summaries. This approach ensures structured continuity across clinic cohorts by standardizing the transfer document for incoming groups.

Yes, you can produce a group-level summary of transferred cases. The Skill generates a semester-wide overview showing how many cases are transferred, who is taking over, and which deadlines the new cohort must prioritize alongside individual handoff memos.

Yes, you need configured files to prevent case knowledge loss. The process requires reading clinic personas and deadlines from configured files and ingesting communication logs to map departing students to new assignees effectively.

Guidance-mode routing for case handoff documents routes outputs based on configured guidance styles like formal review queues or configurable tags. It ensures a supervising lawyer provides sign-off before closing or issuing the handoff memorandum.

Generated handoff memos and semester summaries are written to the handoffs/[semester] memo and _summary.md file locations. These outputs provide incoming student groups with structured continuity for picking up active cases.