Skill UI

Compile timestamps, conversation logs, agent sessions, meeting notes, and task records into concise, evidence-grounded daily reports. Distinguishes completed work from plans, preserving decisions, blockers, and next steps with source citations.

A specialized research aid for Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) law. This tool answers complex questions regarding investment treaty arbitration cases, awards, and doctrines (e.g., FET, Expropriation). It retrieves primary legal documents on demand from sources like ICSID and PCA, ensuring every statement is grounded in the retrieved text with precise, verifiable citations. Designed for legal professionals, academics, and students who require verifiable research support.

An advanced academic assistant designed for legal researchers and university faculty. It supports comprehensive legal research (doctrinal focus), document review (plagiarism, coherence check), and content generation. Capabilities include creating full courses, exam questions, practical exercises (TD sheets), and updating complex legal documents across French, EU, and international law. It operates with strict anti-hallucination protocols, ensuring all citations are rigorously verified.

This deterministic gate performs an internal pre-compile readiness check for LaTeX manuscripts. It validates crucial elements such as document structure, citation presence, and a language-aware minimum body scale relative to the target page count. While it helps drive authoring repairs, it explicitly does not claim the final page count; the compile_pdf process remains the authoritative source for page validation.

This internal gate performs a deterministic, early check on the readiness of source materials for meta-paper writing. It runs after source curation and before expensive section generation, verifying that the curated, verifiable bibliography meets the required numeric citation target and structural criteria. This prevents costly generation attempts if the source coverage is insufficient or invalid.

A verification-first guide for researching and citing legal documents related to the Special Panels for Serious Crimes (SPSC) in Timor-Leste. It outlines a rigorous, multi-step process for verifying judgments, indictments, and foundational UNTAET regulations, ensuring citations trace back to authoritative Tier 1 sources for post-conflict accountability and transitional justice.

Find, date-verify and quote statutory and regulatory provisions with LibreJustice MCP tools: French codes at any date, EU law, treaties, bilateral accords, 59 foreign codes, collective agreements and BOFiP, with verbatim text and links.