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A comprehensive tool to compile and format patent applications into filing-ready drafts compliant with specific international patent office requirements. It handles the distinct structural and terminological rules for CNIPA (China), USPTO (US), and EPO (Europe), ensuring consistency across claims, specifications, and abstracts for cross-border submissions.

This skill generates highly structured, consistently formatted legal documents in Word (.docx). It handles complex document architecture—including multi-chain numbering, structured recitals, and defined terms—for various document types like agreements, memos, and policies. It is designed for in-house legal teams needing a professional, jurisdiction-agnostic house style across all legal deliverables.

This skill parses complex legal scheduling orders (PDFs) from litigation or arbitration. It identifies key dates, applies jurisdiction-specific procedural rules (e.g., CRCP, FRCP, state rules) to compute accurate backward deadlines and generates a standard .ics calendar file for easy import into Outlook or Google Calendar.

This skill is designed for in-house legal operations teams managing outside counsel. It executes the full lifecycle of external engagement, covering matter allocation (matching the right firm by practice area and jurisdiction), drafting detailed matter instructions (scope, budget, timeline), generating firm onboarding checklists (conflict clearance, e-billing setup), and auditing existing instructions for gaps. It streamlines the entire process from selection to execution.

A model-routing advisor for complex legal research and analysis tasks, including issue-spotting, rule application, and case law interpretation. It guides users in selecting the optimal Large Language Model (LLM) by assessing critical factors such as stakes (risk), cost, speed, and data jurisdiction. It provides a structured recommendation (Primary, Fallback, Avoid) to ensure decision support, not legal advice.

This skill provides access to the Judilibre API, enabling users to search and retrieve judicial decisions from the French judicial system (e.g., Court of Cassation). Users can conduct detailed searches using keywords, filtering by specific chambers, jurisdictions, or date ranges. It also allows reading the full text of a specific ruling, providing structured metadata and the complete legal context. Ideal for legal researchers and students.

This powerful Legal Project Management skill designs and maintains comprehensive communication architectures for complex legal matters. It guides users through four operating modes: mapping stakeholders (Mode 1), designing the communication rhythm (Mode 2), building multi-jurisdiction reporting hierarchies (Mode 3), and updating plans mid-matter (Mode 4). It ensures all relevant parties receive the appropriate information at the right time, preventing ad hoc communications and relationship surprises in high-stakes environments.

This powerful skill converts complex, dependency-tagged matter plans into interactive Gantt charts and critical path analyses. Essential for Legal Project Management (LPM), it allows users to model 'what-if' scenarios—such as regulatory delays or scope changes—to predict program impact, identify affected tasks, and draft necessary communications. It supports baseline creation, change tracking, and filtered views by jurisdiction or workstream.

Searches 153 adapters across 122 jurisdictions for foreign extradition and surrender decisions, each in its own language. Localises the requesting state's name per jurisdiction, gates hits for relevance, and saves dated reports for comparative extradition research. Leads, not authorities.