Drafts attorney-supervised, state-compliant U.S. Advance Health Care Directives that appoint health care agents, resolve the HIPAA access gap, and record clinically usable treatment preferences. Enforces state-law verification for execution formalities, statutory forms, and special limitations. Addresses adversarial risks from family disputes and institutional challenges. Use when drafting advance directives, health care proxies, living wills, health care powers of attorney, HIPAA medical authorizations, or end-of-life planning documents.
Citation format and verification protocol for legal documents that draw on Bates-stamped source records. Defines the bracket citation format, multi-source citation rules, quotation handling, the verification pass that runs before output, and the [UNVERIFIED] flag protocol. Use this skill any time another skill produces a legal work product that cites Bates-stamped pages, including medical chronologies, deposition summaries, demand letters, case briefs, and discovery responses. Also use any time the user asks how to format a citation or verify that a claim is supported by the source.
Creates verified, Bates-cited chronological summaries of medical records for litigation. Extracts treatment timelines, providers, diagnoses, procedures, medications, and causation evidence with every clinical fact traceable to a specific Bates range. Identifies gaps, inconsistencies, pre-existing conditions, and records needing follow-up. Flags unverifiable claims rather than dropping them. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a medical chronology, medical summary, treatment timeline, or records review in a personal injury, medical malpractice, workers comp, or disability case, and any time medical records are produced for analysis, even if the user does not say the word 'chronology'.
Normalizes diagnostic and procedure codes from medical records into clean, attorney-readable form. Cross-walks ICD-9 to ICD-10-CM, expands ICD-10 codes to narrative descriptions, expands CPT codes to procedure descriptions, and flags bundling or unbundling oddities relevant to billing disputes. Use this skill any time medical codes appear in records being summarized for litigation use, including medical chronologies, demand letters, and billing review. Also use when the user asks what a specific medical code means.
Produces legally focused summaries of California Environmental Impact Reports (EIRs) under CEQA and federal Environmental Impact Statements (EISs) under NEPA. Extracts impacts, mitigation, alternatives, and compliance vulnerabilities. Reflects the 2025 CEQA reforms (AB 130 + SB 131) and the April 2025 rescission of CEQ NEPA implementing regulations. Triggers on requests for EIR/EIS summary, CEQA/NEPA review, mitigation analysis, alternatives analysis, cumulative impacts review, permit challenge prep, or administrative record review.
Drafts NEPA-compliant Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) under 42 U.S.C. § 4321 et seq. as amended by the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 (Pub. L. 118-5). Covers purpose and need, alternatives analysis, affected environment, environmental consequences, mitigation, and public involvement. Reflects 2023 statutory page limits and deadlines and the April 11, 2025 rescission of CEQ's NEPA implementing regulations (formerly 40 C.F.R. Parts 1500–1508). Anchors on lead-agency NEPA implementing procedures, which now control. Use when preparing federal EIS documents, NEPA compliance analyses, or environmental impact assessments for proposed federal actions.
Generates structured summaries of U.S. environmental laws, compliance obligations, and permitting requirements for specific industries or projects. Covers federal statutes (CAA, CWA, RCRA, CERCLA, NEPA as amended by FRA 2023, ESA, TSCA), state analogs, and local requirements. Maps regulations to business activities including permitting, reporting, monitoring, and penalties (referencing 40 CFR § 19.4 inflation-adjusted maximums). Reflects post-Sackett WOTUS scope, PFAS CERCLA designation, CEQ regulation rescission (effective April 11, 2025), and TSCA PFAS reporting. Use when advising on environmental compliance, assessing regulatory exposure, onboarding to a regulated industry, or building compliance programs for manufacturing, energy, construction, agriculture, mining, or waste management.
Drafts ASTM E1527-21 environmental site assessment reports under 40 CFR Part 312. Classifies RECs, CRECs, and HRECs to establish all appropriate inquiries for CERCLA liability protection. Trigger when the user requests a Phase I ESA, environmental site assessment, recognized environmental conditions analysis, ASTM E1527 compliance, or environmental due diligence for property transactions or lending.