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This skill guides decision-making when resources (time, context, tools) are finite and the search space is infinite. It instructs the user to first establish a clear, explicit 'good enough' aspiration level. Once set, the process involves stopping at the first option that meets this threshold, preventing costly over-optimization and wasted effort.

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.

A comprehensive guide for creating and maintaining an atomic, index-driven knowledge base (KB) using Markdown. This method enables AI agents to bypass traditional vector search limitations by reading a central index file (INDEX.md) and opening only the most relevant, highly signaled notes, drastically improving context efficiency.

This sophisticated skill assists in-house legal teams with comprehensive legal risk assessment and classification. It uses a structured framework based on severity and likelihood, but critically, it enforces a rigorous three-step research methodology: adversarial searching for contradicting case law, systematic doctrinal web searches for context, and a temporal confidence check to ensure legal positions are current. It ensures that risk assessments are grounded in the most reliable and updated legal landscape.

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.

A comprehensive tool for producing highly structured briefs on statutes and legislative Acts. Utilizing the MAPS and RULES framework, it maps the entire statutory architecture, extracts operative provisions as rule-modules, and optionally applies the law to specific scenarios. Ideal for deep legal analysis, compliance review, and understanding complex legal texts.

Read and write a Zotero library from the shell with the zotero-cli command: search papers by keyword or semantics, read PDF full text and page ranges, get and set metadata, manage collections, tags, notes and annotations, add items by DOI, and export bibliographies.

Mine ancient French legal sources from Gallica (BNF) via stable APIs: parliamentary debates since 1871, old case reports (Sirey, Dalloz), doctrine, theses, official texts, and legal journals. Retrieve OCR extracts, page numbers, and image links for verification. Ideal for historical legal research and genealogy of laws before modern databases.

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.

Convert text, markdown, or summaries into listenable MP3 audio using local CPU-only neural TTS. Rewrites prose for the ear, synthesizes with pocket-tts, and supports chaining with other skills for spoken briefings.