brief

The brief skill generates contextual briefings for legal teams and operates in three distinct modes selected by argument: daily, topic, and incident. Daily mode assembles a morning scan of legal-relevant items so a team member knows what needs attention before the day begins; topic mode researches a specific legal question across internal sources; and incident mode compiles rapid context for a developing situation such as a data breach, litigation threat, or regulatory inquiry. If no mode is supplied, the command asks which type of brief is needed.

Each mode scans whichever sources are connected -- email, calendar, chat, a contract lifecycle management (CLM) system, and a CRM -- and pulls the items relevant to that mode, for example contracts awaiting review, deadlines this week, overnight team messages, or communications about an unfolding incident. Findings are synthesized into a structured, scannable output with clearly labeled sections, and any source that is unavailable is called out prominently so the reader knows what was not checked.

The skill is explicitly a workflow aid, not legal advice; briefings are meant to be reviewed by qualified legal professionals. Incident briefs emphasize speed over completeness, flag litigation-hold and preservation obligations, note attorney-client privilege considerations, and surface notification deadlines such as the 72-hour GDPR window. Across all modes the guidance stresses actionable output: every item should carry a clear next step, briefs stay concise and link to sources rather than reproducing them, and daily briefs are expected to adapt to a user's preferences over time.