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Use when a privacy or security incident is suspected or confirmed — unauthorized access, ransomware, a lost device, a misdirected disclosure, an exposed database, or a vendor-reported incident — and counsel needs the incident organized: an incident-facts intake, a reportability question set, a notification-obligation inventory, contractual notice mapping, a working chronology, and an evidence-preservation checklist.

Use when producing a structured legal research memo in response to a specific legal question, organizing analysis using IRAC discipline (Question Presented, Brief Answer, Facts, Assumptions, Discussion/Analysis, Conclusion) with explicit sourcing requirements and attorney verification checkpoints.

Use when reviewing a non-disclosure or confidentiality agreement to produce a triage rating (route, flag, or stop), a structured risk summary, and prioritized redline points for attorney review.

Use when tracing the amendment history of a specific CFR section — what the text said on a given date, which Federal Register rulemakings amended it, and what version was in effect at a specific point in time — producing a date-stable history table for attorney review, verified through `connectors/ecfr.md` and `connectors/federal-register.md`.

Use when reviewing a product or service that may attract minors to organize audience-analysis facts, age-gating and parental-consent mechanics, data-minimization and profiling facts, and cross-jurisdiction age-threshold divergence for attorney review.

Use when reviewing a website or app's cookie and tracking consent implementation to inventory trackers against disclosure, describe consent-banner mechanics, record consent-record facts, and flag dark-pattern and cross-border divergence issues for attorney review.

Use when reviewing a draft or existing data retention schedule to inventory data categories against stated purposes, collect retention-period facts, flag legal-hold interactions, and surface orphaned-data and vendor-coverage gaps for attorney review.

Use when issue-spotting zoning, permitted-use, recorded-restriction, and use-clause concerns from provided materials and producing questions for local counsel.

Structures responses so the answer or first action comes first, steps are numbered and bounded, and every unfinished task ends with one concrete next step. Use for research, studying, writing, planning, admin work, decisions, and technical tasks, especially when the user seems overwhelmed, asks for help getting started, wants shorter or clearer answers, or is juggling a multi-step project across turns.