structured-element-extraction

Break legal questions into structured element checklists with status tags.

Updated Mar 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zizhenchen47-oss/claude-skills --skill structured-element-extraction-zizhenchen47-oss
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Skill: structured-element-extraction
Source: https://github.com/zizhenchen47-oss/claude-skills/tree/main/structured-element-extraction
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zizhenchen47-oss/claude-skills --skill structured-element-extraction-zizhenchen47-oss

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you avoid missing critical legal elements by turning a legal question, fact pattern, or statute into a complete structured checklist before any deeper reasoning begins.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Element Decomposition: Breaks complex legal matters into clear, independent, and exhaustive elements.
  • Status Tagging and Evidence Mapping: Labels each element as satisfied, not satisfied, uncertain, not applicable, or disputed, while linking it to supporting facts and legal authority.
  • Completeness Control: Checks for missing framework items, uncaptured facts, and logical inconsistencies so the analysis is ready for legal follow-up.
  • Use Case: Use it when you need to compare claims, test whether a legal relationship is established, or prepare a careful pre-analysis checklist for a case.

Quick Start

Use the structured-element-extraction skill to convert the provided legal facts or question into a complete, MECE element checklist with evidence, status tags, and completeness checks.

Frequently Asked Questions about structured-element-extraction

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I extract legal elements from case facts to build a complete issue map?

To extract legal elements from case facts, you decompose the matter into a MECE checklist, tag each element's status, and map supporting evidence. This produces a structured issue map for traceable legal analysis before deeper reasoning begins.

What is MECE element extraction in legal analysis and when is it needed?

MECE element extraction in legal analysis breaks a legal question into mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive elements. It is needed before legal reasoning to ensure completeness checking and avoid missing critical framework items in contract disputes or tort claims.

Can I use structured element checklists for criminal cases and administrative review?

Yes, structured element checklists apply directly to criminal cases and administrative review. The framework supports element-by-element comparison across multiple legal domains, tagging each item as satisfied, disputed, or not applicable with linked legal authority.

How do I check completeness and identify missing elements in a legal claim?

You check completeness by performing three-pass validation to identify missing framework items, uncaptured facts, and logical inconsistencies. This validates that every legal element is source-linked and ready for follow-up before analysis proceeds.

What is the best way to prepare a pre-analysis checklist for contract disputes?

The best way to prepare a pre-analysis checklist for contract disputes is to convert case facts into a structured element decomposition. This labels each element's status and links supporting evidence, creating a reviewable foundation for legal reasoning.