AI assistant skills for legal work, compatible with Claude Code and Codex platforms.
Modular skills for contract review, generation, compliance, and legal architecture visualization.
This repository provides modular AI assistant skills designed for legal workflows, compatible with platforms like Claude Code and Codex. It suits legal professionals and developers looking to integrate specialized legal checks and generation tools into their coding assistants.
It organizes legal tasks into discrete directories containing SKILL.md rules and references for contract review, contract generation, legal text parsing, and compliance checking. It includes specialized pipelines for ad compliance, food label standards, risk visualization, and legal architecture diagrams.
It suits lawyers, in-house counsel, and legal engineers who use AI code agents and want structured, rule-based legal workflows. It does not suit practitioners seeking a turnkey SaaS platform with a graphical user interface.
Adds annotation-style comments without changing original text, covering verification, text, business, and legal terms.
Converts law texts into structured Markdown with title hierarchy mapping and double verification support.
Audits ad copy and pre-packaged food labels against specific regulations using multi-stage checks.
Transforms legal structures into self-contained HTML files with semantic SVG color coding.
Free to use under the Apache-2.0 license, with no paid hosted options provided by the repository. The only cost is running your own AI assistant platform.
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The skills are built to be compatible with code agent platforms such as Claude Code and Codex.
No, the contract-review skill adds comment-style issue annotations and generates separate summaries and business flowcharts without altering your original text.
Yes, certain skills like contract-gen and compliance reviews include helper scripts to export outputs to DOCX format.
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