What problem does it solve? Drafting or responding to a DMCA takedown involves sworn statements under penalty of perjury, statutory element checklists, and fair-use analysis — mistakes create §512(f) liability or unintended consent to federal jurisdiction. This Skill walks each of the three DMCA workflows with the required gates and statutory elements so nothing is missed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Send mode (--send): Drafts a §512(c)(3) takedown notice with all six statutory elements, a Lenz fair-use gate, and a loud pre-delivery gate covering §512(f) exposure and signer authority. - Respond mode (--respond): Triages an incoming takedown by checking licenses, fair use, notice defects, and host §512(g) compliance, then produces a triage memo with four options (comply / counter / engage / ignore) and a recommendation. - Counter mode (--counter): Drafts a §512(g)(3) counter-notice with the perjury statement and federal-jurisdiction consent, gated on attorney review and litigation readiness. - Use Case: A creator whose video was removed from YouTube runs respond mode on the notice PDF, gets a triage memo concluding the use is licensed, then chains into counter mode to draft the counter-notice with the 10–14 business-day watch window calendared. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run the takedown skill with --send, --respond (plus the path to the notice you received), or --counter depending on whether you are sending, triaging, or countering a DMCA notice.
