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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.

Drafting settlement letters requires choosing the correct legal footing (Open, WP, or WPSATC) to ensure the material is protected from disclosure while retaining necessary legal flexibility. This skill drafts the letter, applies the correct headers, and critically surfaces key exceptions (like the Unilever exceptions) where 'Without Prejudice' privilege may fail, ensuring the drafted document is legally sound for junior and in-house counsel.

Complete study aid for the California Bar Exam: essays across 13 subjects, Performance Test, and MBE practice, with rule blocks, memorizable IRAC paragraphs, drilling, grading, and exam-day strategy.

Creates a personal, motivating daily focus board in a browser canvas, driven by conversation with an AI partner. Tracks task statuses with progress notes, supports numeric goals with progress bars, and includes neurodivergent-friendly features like focus mode, kind carryover, brain-dump box, reduced motion, and gentle deadline countdowns. Priorities via Eisenhower matrix, daily mantra, check-in, and end-of-day recap. Persists in localStorage.

Verifies academic venues (journals/conferences) against primary sources: indexing, publisher, editorial board, fees, retraction history. Provides a source-by-source check report without labeling journals as predatory. Useful when selecting a journal outside the repository index, handling solicitation emails, or meeting degree/tenure indexing requirements.

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.

This comprehensive tool provides robust automation capabilities for Airtable using the Rube MCP framework. It allows users to perform full CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) on records, bases, and tables. Key workflows include searching and filtering records using complex formulas, managing field schemas, and handling comments, significantly streamlining data management and workflow automation.

This skill utilizes the built-in macOS `caffeinate` command to prevent the Mac from entering sleep mode. It is essential for guaranteeing uninterrupted workflow during long-running tasks, such as code builds, large downloads, or supervised automation sessions. Users can specify a fixed duration or attach the function to a specific process ID for continuous wakefulness.

Ask Matt is a workflow router designed to help users select the appropriate skill or flow from the mattpocock/skills repository. It guides users through various stages like idea refinement, implementation, and codebase maintenance. The tool manages context hygiene, handles session handoffs, and triages incoming issues, ensuring efficient navigation through complex coding agent workflows.

Audit and rewrite content to remove 21 categories of AI writing patterns with a 43-entry replacement table. Detects AI-isms like hedging, hollow intensifiers, and template phrases, then provides a plainer rewrite. Ideal for editing AI-generated drafts, blog posts, or marketing copy.

This skill interviews users to extract project vision, decisions, and preferences into durable documentation like README and ADRs. It follows a structured loop: checking existing docs, asking varied questions, and updating documents after every answer. The goal is to save user judgment and knowledge into clear markdown files. It ensures consistency and captures the project's core identity through back-and-forth interaction.