Use when a prospect or user asks "what can Louis do?" or "how is your AI different from generic AI tools?" Explains the core AI features of the Louis legal AI platform — skill router, clause library, citations engine, risk scanner, document workspace, drafting board, and legal flows — with MENA-first jurisdictional awareness and Arabic-native capability as key differentiators. Routes to this skill for product discovery, competitive positioning, and in-product onboarding moments.
Use when a lawyer — especially an associate-level attorney or a senior practitioner managing delegation — asks how Louis fits into their career or worries about AI displacing legal roles. Delivers a persona-calibrated pitch positioning Louis as a career-growth tool that eliminates low-leverage drudgery and creates space for harder, more meaningful work, client relationship capital, and faster professional development. Covers both the "will AI replace me?" anxiety and the "I want to do more with less" ambition.
Use when a user asks what the Clause Library contains, how to find a specific clause, how to compare clause variants across jurisdictions or negotiating positions, or how the clause library differs from the document template library. Covers vetted contractual clauses organized by jurisdiction, language (AR/EN/FR), position (seller/buyer/neutral), and risk tier, with side-by-side comparison and drafting notes. Triggers on queries for standard DIFC/ADGM/KSA/UAE/Lebanese clauses, Arabic-version clause requests, or "show me alternatives" moments.
Use when rendering a customer-facing company biography or "about" statement for HAQQ Inc — the company behind the Louis legal AI platform. Covers founding story, mission, headquarters, team anchors, and product positioning for use on introduction screens, partner pages, investor materials, founder bio cards, and press inquiries. Output should be tone-calibrated to the audience (press, partner, investor, user).
Use when given a specific Louis feature name and asked to produce a clear one-paragraph explanation plus a concrete use case and (optionally) a screenshot reference. This is a generic explainer generator — not a product overview — and fires when users or in-product help systems need on-demand feature documentation for a named capability. Distinct from the AI feature explainer (product overview) and the use-case explainer (user-goal-first).
Use when a law student, bar candidate, or junior lawyer needs legal education support through the Justinian sub-product — including bar exam preparation, IRAC-structure case brief writing, course outline generation, moot court rehearsal and scoring, or time-management coaching for legal study. Covers civil-law (Lebanese, Egyptian, UAE, KSA) and common-law (DIFC, ADGM, UK, US) jurisdictions. Routes to this skill when the educational goal is legal reasoning development rather than client-matter execution.
Use when a lawyer, law student, or legal professional wants a structured self-paced curriculum to develop practical legal AI proficiency. Delivers a 12-week program covering AI fundamentals, prompt engineering for lawyers, document workflows, citation hygiene, clause libraries, jurisdiction navigation, professional ethics, and AI-disclosure obligations. Calibrated to MENA practitioners but applicable globally. Triggers on requests for training plans, AI upskilling curricula, or structured legal-tech learning paths.
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.