What problem does it solve? Legal clinic students must constantly produce status updates about the same case for very different readers — clients who need plain language, professors who need procedural posture and student assessment, and courts that require formal caption-format reports. Rewriting the same facts three ways is repetitive and error-prone. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three audience modes: client (plain-language update at a configurable reading level), internal (procedural posture, upcoming deadlines, professor input needed, student assessment), and court (formal status report with caption, signature block, and certificate of service per local rules). - Supervision routing: Client-facing and court-ready drafts are automatically flagged for professor review per the clinic's supervision configuration, with AI-draft labels stripped before anything reaches the client. - Use Case: A student finishes a week of case work and runs /legal-clinic:status internal to brief the professor on progress, upcoming deadlines, and questions needing input, then runs /legal-clinic:status client to draft a plain-language update for the client. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to generate a client-facing status update from the current case notes using the status skill.