Compare new or changed privacy regulations with current policies and practices. Identify whether the rules apply, list missing requirements, and produce a prioritized remediation plan with owners and due dates, documenting compliant areas as well.
Review marketing copy for factual statements, comparisons, implied promises, and absolute claims that need evidence or revision. Receive a claim-by-claim assessment, suggested wording, and a list of supporting data needed before publication, informed by applicable advertising standards.
Track gaps between regulatory requirements and company policies, including owners, deadlines, and remediation status. Surface overdue and aging items, record resolutions or accepted risks, and prepare Slack notifications that require explicit confirmation before sending.
Draft sections of a legal brief using the case strategy and the firm's writing style. Link facts and arguments to supporting sources, flag unverified citations and weak points, and provide notes for attorney review.
Compare saved privacy reviews or proposed data uses with current privacy commitments. Identify missing or conflicting disclosures, distinguish required from advisable updates, and draft suggested wording with recommendations on when to make changes.
Temporarily disable a community skill installed through the hub while keeping its files and configuration. It also stops included automatic hooks, records the change, and lets you restore the skill by running the same command again.
Practice legal reasoning through hypothetical cases and follow-up questions. The skill challenges weak explanations, tracks recurring mistakes, and prompts you to work out the answer yourself, confirming your reasoning once you reach a sound conclusion.
Set up an intellectual property practice profile through an interview and shared documents. Capture relevant work areas, enforcement preferences, and approval arrangements for other plugin skills, then revise the setup or recheck external connections when needed.
Build and update a study plan for bar exams or law school courses. Allocate time around weak subjects, available hours, and rest days, then adjust upcoming sessions using recorded practice results and progress.
Review a proposed working arrangement before work begins. Apply researched legal tests for the relevant location and purpose, compare employee, independent contractor, agency temp, and vendor structures, and identify gaps between the intended arrangement and the facts.
Practice for a U.S. bar exam with questions matched to the exam format, jurisdiction, and weak subjects. Get explanations for answer choices, essay feedback, and session records that reveal recurring mistakes and guide further practice.
Build your own case brief with a preferred template, focused questions, and feedback on your understanding. The skill guides legal study by checking facts, issues, holdings—the court’s answers—and reasoning, while flagging uncertain interpretations.
Check installed community skills for updates, review file changes and expanded permissions, and flag outdated references. Updates require explicit approval, with backups available to restore the previous version if needed.
Prepare draft DMCA copyright takedown notices or counter-notices, and assess notices you receive. The workflow checks ownership, permission, and fair use, then organizes response options and required reviews before submission.
Manage separate workspaces for legal matters across multiple clients. Create matter records, list and switch active matters, archive closed work, or return to practice-level context while keeping each matter's information separate by default.
Review intellectual property terms in contracts to identify gaps in rights transfers, unclear ownership, licensing limits, and warranty or indemnity issues. Receive a risk-ranked memo with suggested edits and inconsistencies across clauses.
Find a starting set of community legal skills through an interview about role, practice area, industry, and daily work. Review recommendations, install selected skills, and save preferences for trusted sources, updates, and available integrations.
Review licenses in dependency lists, individual libraries, or code planned for public release. Get a memo covering obligations for the deployment model, license conflicts, unresolved questions, and recommended actions for legal review before shipping.
Organize legal matters in separate folders for each client or engagement. Create and list matters, switch the active context, or archive closed work while preserving its records, with cross-matter access controlled by practice settings.
Create a practice-area guide for a legal clinic that sets intake questions, how much help AI gives students, supervisor review requirements, checks using other plugins, and local rules. The guide configures how student-facing skills behave.
Manage community skills installed through legal-builder-hub by uninstalling, disabling, or re-enabling them. It checks installation records and file locations, requires explicit confirmation before file operations, preserves configuration by default, and logs each action.
Review and install community skills from monitored registries. Check sources, licenses, permissions, and quality; display the full SKILL.md and findings; then install and record the result only after explicit user approval.
Practice a chosen law subject with a fixed number of multiple-choice questions, essay prompts, or flashcards. Get explanations after each answer, record results, and use weak-topic patterns to guide the next study recommendations.
Help legal clinic students prepare routine client letters for appointments, document requests, and brief updates. Depending on the supervisor’s teaching settings, provide drafting guidance, feedback, or a draft, with plain-language checks and review requirements.
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