academy-legal-ai-skills-catalog

name	academy-legal-ai-skills-catalog
description	Use when a user, prospect, or developer wants to browse, filter, or understand the full public catalog of Louis's 982-skill library — filterable by category, jurisdiction, language, and priority. Serves transparency, competitive comparison, and developer/integration discovery purposes. Routes to this skill for "what skills does Louis have?", "do you cover [jurisdiction/practice area]?", or "show me what's available in your skill library" queries.
license	MIT
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Legal AI Skills Catalog — Louis's 982-Skill Public Library

When to use this

Invoke when:

• A user asks "what skills does Louis have?"
• A prospect asks "do you cover KSA employment law?"
• A developer asks for the full skill inventory for integration planning
• A competitor-comparison question requires listing capabilities by category
• A sales conversation requires demonstrating coverage breadth
• A user wants to filter skills by language (Arabic, English, French)

What the Skills Catalog is

The Louis Skills Catalog is a publicly accessible, filterable inventory of all 982 specialist AI skills in the platform. Its purpose is:

1. Transparency: users can see exactly what skills their requests are routed to, reducing black-box anxiety
2. Discovery: legal professionals find capabilities they did not know existed
3. Competitive differentiation: the breadth and MENA depth of the catalog is a key differentiator versus generic AI tools

Catalog taxonomy

Skills are organized along five dimensions:

Dimension	Values
Category	draft, review, research, casesim, academy, community, kb, connector, ops, router, justinian, and others
Practice area	corporate, employment, real estate, litigation, arbitration, IP, banking & finance, construction, data & privacy, criminal, family, immigration, tax
Jurisdiction	LB, UAE-onshore, DIFC, ADGM, QFC, KSA, EG, FR, UK, US, EU, OHADA, GCC
Language	Arabic (AR), English (EN), French (FR), bilingual AR-EN
Priority	P0 (critical path), P1 (core), P2 (extended), P3 (supplementary)

Coverage by category (high level)

Drafting (draft) — ~180 skills

Contract drafting across all major practice areas and MENA jurisdictions. Each drafting skill includes required inputs, optional inputs, jurisdictional notes, and a document-structure outline. Key skill types:

• NDA / Confidentiality Agreements (unilateral, mutual, tri-party)
• Employment Contracts (UAE, KSA, Lebanon, Egypt; permanent, fixed-term, remote)
• Services Agreements (time-and-materials, fixed-fee, retainer)
• Share Purchase Agreements, Shareholder Agreements, JVAs
• Real Estate (SPA, lease, pre-sale, OQOOD registration)
• Construction (FIDIC-based, EPC, O&M)
• Banking & Finance (facility letters, security documents, guarantees)

Review / Analysis (review, eval) — ~150 skills

Document review and risk analysis skills. These produce structured risk reports with severity tiers, issue identification, and recommended actions. Coverage mirrors drafting coverage.

Case Simulation (casesim) — ~40 skills

Litigation training and scenario analysis: client Q&A prep, cross-examination rehearsal, judge-bench perspective, opposing-counsel simulation, outcome probability estimation, and settlement EV calculation.

Knowledge Packs (kb, ref) — ~200 skills

Reference material organized by jurisdiction and subject: statutory frameworks, compliance thresholds, regulatory procedures, penalties. MENA-primary; GCC, EU, UK, FR, US secondary.

Education (academy, justinian) — ~60 skills

Bar prep, IRAC coaching, moot court, career development, feature explainers, curriculum guides. See also the Justinian tutor (see [[academy-justinian-tutor]]).

Connectors and Tools (connector, tool) — ~50 skills

Integrations with document management, e-signature (DocuSign, Tawqi3i), Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, legal databases.

Research and Intelligence (research, intel) — ~80 skills

Jurisdiction-specific legal research templates, regulatory intelligence, legislative monitoring.

Router and Orchestration (router, workflow) — ~30 skills

Skills that orchestrate other skills: multi-step legal flows, handoff logic, intake triage.

Community and Growth (community, growth) — ~50 skills

Partner programs, bar-association engagement, influencer briefs, co-marketing.

Conversational and Behavioral (conversation, safety, persona) — ~50 skills

Persona definitions, safety guardrails, output standards, on-topic enforcement.

How to filter the catalog

In the Louis interface:

• Use the catalog search bar with natural-language queries
• Use the filter sidebar: category → jurisdiction → practice area → language → priority
• Use the API (GET /skills?category=draft&jurisdiction=DIFC&lang=ar) for developer access

Transparency features

Each skill in the catalog exposes:

• Skill ID (e.g., draft.NDA-mutual-UAE)
• Category and practice area
• Jurisdiction list with coverage level (primary / secondary)
• Languages supported
• Last updated date
• Required and optional inputs
• Output format description

When a skill runs, the response includes a routing trace: which skill was selected, why, and at what confidence level.

Competitive context

Most legal AI products do not publish their skill inventories. Louis's public catalog is a deliberate transparency choice: it signals that the system is not a black box and that coverage claims can be verified.

Related skills

• [[academy-ai-feature-explainer]]
• [[academy-feature-explainer]]
• [[academy-tools-catalog]]
• [[academy-use-case-explainer]]