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Expert guide for the Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) CLI and MCP server. Manage notebooks, add sources from URLs, YouTube, text or Google Drive, generate podcasts, reports, quizzes and mind maps, plus research, chat and workflow automation.

A rigorous, verification-first methodology for citing facts from the post-WWII international military tribunals, including IMT, NMT, and IMTFE. This guide teaches users how to distinguish between legal instruments (e.g., London Charter vs. Tokyo Charter) and verifies claims against authoritative historical archives (e.g., Avalon Project, Blue/Green Series) to maintain the highest standard of academic accuracy in international criminal law research.

A read-only skill designed to connect with Microsoft Outlook (Office 365/Exchange) via OAuth2. It allows users to read, search for, and download emails and their attachments (such as NDAs, contracts, or documents). Ideal for automating workflows that require accessing email content, performing keyword searches, or chaining email data into other specialized skills for review and analysis.

This skill automates the complex process of building shared, structured glossaries and article links from a research paper source manifest within an Obsidian vault. It guides the user through semantic review, selection, and executes a robust, multi-stage batch write process (Triage, Inventory, Writer, Linker) to ensure high provenance integrity and content consistency.

A systematic post-hoc audit skill for verifying factual, legal, and interpretive claims generated by AI. Designed for professional reliance—such as legal briefs or published advice—it classifies claims by type (empirical, legal, interpretive) and salience, searches for corroborating evidence using tiered, domain-appropriate sources (e.g., NICE guidelines, primary legislation), and scores the trustworthiness of the output before professional use.

This comprehensive skill models the legal reasoning process of a French civil judge. It guides users through analyzing legal disputes, identifying core legal questions, constructing structured legal arguments (syllogisms), drafting impartial judicial motivations, and performing advanced research on jurisprudence (Judilibre) and applicable legal texts (Légifrance) using established hierarchies and methodologies.

A powerful, multi-source skill designed for advanced academic research in law. It accesses major databases covering French, European, and international legal doctrine, including scholarly articles, theses, and works for comparative law studies. Ideal for state-of-the-art reviews and bibliometric analysis.

A specialized skill for academic researchers and legal professionals, designed to search, map, and analyze French doctoral theses (thèses.fr/HAL). It supports multi-criteria querying (subject, director, jury, institution) and advanced academic mapping, allowing users to track the evolution of legal sub-disciplines and academic networks over time. Highly focused on French law.

A comprehensive tool for researching, analyzing, and drafting documents based on Italian and European Union legal sources. It covers normative acts, jurisprudence, and official practices across civil, criminal, labor, and tax law. Users can initiate modes for general research, document creation, comparative analysis, or procedural strategy setting. Note: This tool provides professional guidance and drafts, but the final disposition of all findings must be verified against official legal sources.

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.

A methodology for creating deep, technical AI content with a cool, anti-hype perspective. Covers research paper analysis, industry trend observation, and sharp commentary on AI events, emphasizing plain-language translations of technical reports.

This skill provides a rigorous, verification-first methodology for citing and analyzing legal precedents from the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) and its Residual Special Court (RSCSL). It covers landmark international jurisprudence concerning child soldiers, forced marriage, head-of-state immunity, and the joint criminal enterprise doctrine, ensuring citations are verified against official legal repositories. Ideal for academic research and international law writing.