A multi-tiered legal support tool that adapts its complexity to provide jurisdiction-aware information, case analysis, and academic reasoning.
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npx clawhub@latest install law
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The Law skill for Openclaw Skills is a sophisticated framework designed to bridge the gap between complex legal jargon and actionable information. It dynamically adapts its response style based on the user's expertise level—whether they are a layperson seeking to understand a rental contract or a seasoned attorney looking for persuasive authority in a specific circuit. By strictly adhering to the distinction between legal information and legal advice, this skill ensures safe and informative interactions across various legal domains.
This skill emphasizes procedural knowledge, IRAC methodology, and precise citation standards. It helps users navigate the nuances of binding versus persuasive authority while ensuring that jurisdiction is always the primary filter for any substantive information. Whether you are drafting a brief or studying for the bar, this integration provides a rigorous backbone for legal inquiry.
To integrate this legal intelligence into your agent workflow using Openclaw Skills, follow these steps:
# Install the Law skill via the clawdbot CLI
clawdbot install law
# Configure your primary jurisdiction (optional)
clawdbot config law --jurisdiction "US-Federal"
The Law skill organizes data through a multi-dimensional taxonomy to ensure accuracy and relevance:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Expertise Level | Categorizes output for Regular People, Students, Attorneys, Researchers, Educators, or Paralegals. |
| Jurisdiction | Filters information based on specific legal regions (e.g., 5th Circuit, Germany, California). |
| Authority Type | Distinguishes between binding, persuasive, and secondary sources. |
| Citation Standard | Supports formatting for Bluebook, OSCOLA, and local court rules. |
| Risk Assessment | Quantifies legal positions in ranges such as Strong, Moderate, or Weak. |
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