output-generator

name	output-generator
title	Output Generator
description	Generate mode-specific legal research deliverables, enforce citation style, and handle file format confirmation and save flow.
author	kipeum86
author_url	https://github.com/kipeum86/game-legal-research/tree/main/.claude/skills/output-generator
license	Apache-2.0
version	0.1.0
execution_mode	open
jurisdiction	general
practice	general
language	en

Output Generator

Use this skill at Step 8.

Inputs

• Analysis result (Step 6)
• Selected mode (A/B/C/D or auto)
• Output language
• File format preference

Mandatory Sections

Every output must include:

1. Scope & as-of date
2. Conclusion summary
3. Issue tree
4. Detailed analysis
5. Annotated bibliography
6. Verification guide

Citation Integrity Rules (Anti-Laundering)

Apply docs/style-guides/legal-research-core-contract.md. In the Verification Guide (mandatory section #6), list primary sources separately from supporting commentary and flag any conclusion where primary-source verification was not possible.

Templates

• references/mode-a-template.md
• references/mode-b-template.md
• references/mode-c-template.md
• references/mode-d-template.md
• references/citation-format-guide.md

If output intent matches legal opinion deliverables (법률 의견서, opinion letter, legal opinion, formal opinion, opinion memo), ALWAYS read:

• .claude/skills/legal-opinion-formatter/SKILL.md

This is a mandatory routing rule for opinion-letter style outputs.

Mode Auto-Selection Rules

When output_mode is auto, select based on the dominant query characteristic:

Query characteristic	Mode
Executive summary, management briefing, quick action list	A — Executive Brief
Multi-jurisdiction comparison, regulatory matrix, divergence	B — Comparative Matrix
Enforcement history, case law survey, regulatory decisions	C — Enforcement & Case Law
Deep statutory analysis, article-by-article commentary, black-letter text	D — Black-letter & Commentary

Tie-breaking rule: prefer Mode B when 2+ jurisdictions and a comparison table is useful; prefer Mode A when the user signals a time constraint or uses words like "summary" or "quick overview."