Skill Library

Your know-how. As the standard for the whole team.

A skill is a recipe for how the Jurata® Legal Agent approaches a task. Create it once, then bring it into any conversation with a slash – for yourself or shared with your team.

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Individual, Team, Global

For you, your team or everyone.

You organise skills in three areas. Only you see individual skills, your whole team uses team skills, and Jurata makes global skills available to everyone.

Individual skills for you only

Team skills for every team member

Global skills, maintained by Jurata

Team Skills

Skills shared with your team. Every member can use them; whoever created a skill or moved it into the team edits it.

Everyone on your team can use these skills. Only the person who created a skill or moved it into the team can edit it.

Use the eye to hide shared skills from your Skills menu. This applies only to you.

  • Contract law2 items
  • Client letterBy Anna MeierWrite a letter to the client in a formal tone. Start with the result, explain the next steps and avoid unnecessary jargon.
  • Memo in firm formatBy Marc KellerWrite a memo with facts, question presented, short answer, analysis and recommendation. Support every legal statement with a reference.

Individual Skills

Your own skills, visible only to you.

Only you can view and manage these skills.

  • Employment law1 item
  • LitigationEmpty
  • Proofread a statement of defenceProofread the statement of defence: check denials, offers of evidence and prayers for relief for completeness and mark insufficiently substantiated allegations.
  • Short client e-mailSummarise the result in a short e-mail to the client: no more than five sentences, result first, clear next steps.

Edit skill

A skill is a named approach you can select for a request that shapes how the Jurata Legal Agent tackles it – and, where relevant, the style and format of its answer.

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My team (Team)

Everyone on your team can see and use this skill. Only you can edit, move or delete it.

Saving moves the skill to this audience. No copy is kept.

Share with your team

Experience becomes a standard.

The most valuable knowledge of a law firm or legal team often sits in the heads of a few people. As a team skill, it is shared, multiplied and scaled: choose your team under “Visible to”, and everyone works to the same approach.

Share with the whole team in one click

Only whoever created the skill or moved it into the team can edit it

Hide shared skills for yourself with the eye

Folders

Sorted in folders. All on one page.

Create folders by area of law or type of mandate and move skills by drag and drop – between folders and from Individual to Team.

Folders and subfolders in every area

Move skills by drag and drop

Manage all skills on the Skills page

Individual Skills

Your own skills, visible only to you.

Only you can view and manage these skills.

  • Proofread a statement of defenceProofread the statement of defence: check denials, offers of evidence and prayers for relief for completeness and mark insufficiently substantiated allegations.

Global Skills

Skills maintained by Jurata and available to everyone.

Available to everyone and managed by Jurata.

Use the eye to hide shared skills from your Skills menu. This applies only to you.

  • Devil's AdvocateExamine my reasoning from the opposing side's perspective. Name the strongest counter-arguments, unsupported assumptions and logical gaps. Distinguish between substantiated objections and hypothetical risks. Explain which additional facts or evidence are decisive for the assessment, and propose concrete improvements. Do not invent facts or sources, and do not object merely for the sake of objecting.
  • Plain languageRewrite the text for people without legal training. Use short sentences and everyday words, and explain unavoidable legal terms right away. Keep the legal meaning as well as requirements, exceptions, deadlines and uncertainties. Explain practical consequences only insofar as they follow from the text. Where helpful, add a short example that is clearly marked as an example. Do not invent facts and do not present conditional statements as certainties.
  • Source checkCheck the sources and citations in the text with the available research tools. Verify that each source exists, the reference is correct and the content actually supports the statement it is cited for. For legal sources, also check the applicable version and the relevant point in time, where accessible. For each reference checked, state the result, the exact reference and a short reason. Distinguish between confirmed, partly confirmed, contradicted and not verifiable. Flag missing access explicitly and never claim a check you could not carry out. Only suggest corrections backed by verifiable evidence.
  • TranslationTranslate the text completely into the requested target language. Ask for the target language if the request does not specify it. Preserve meaning, legal precision, tone and structure as well as names, figures and source references. Use technical terms consistently. Do not silently adapt the content to a different legal system. Flag ambiguous terms or missing direct equivalents in a short note after the translation.

Prepared by Jurata

Many skills are ready to use.

From Devil's Advocate and source checks to plain language: Jurata maintains global skills, and they are available to everyone right away.

Devil's Advocate tests your reasoning from the opposing side

Source check verifies citations and references

Translation and plain language for your clients

Select skills

Recurring tasks, always at hand.

Select the instruction for your task in the composer. Combine several skills when needed – your selection appears directly in the input.

Open Skills in the composer or type a slash. Select the right instruction for your current task without having to rephrase it every time.

Open Skills directly in the composer

Choose the right skill for the current message

See selected skills directly in the composer

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Your instructions

Write it once. Use it again.

A skill consists of a name and your instructions. For example, define how a file memo should be structured or what to look out for in a review. You create new skills and edit existing ones directly in the composer or on the Skills page.

Your own name and clear instructions

Create and edit in the composer

View and edit on the Skills page

Quick access

One slash. Your skill.

Type / at the start of your message. Enter the first few letters to narrow the selection. Press Enter to activate the matching skill directly in the composer.

Open the skills picker with /

Type to filter by name

Press Enter to select and keep writing

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Security

Your approach. Every source cited.

Skills steer tone, structure and approach, but never override legal accuracy, the duty to cite sources or the Legal Agent's safeguards. Only you see individual skills, only your team sees team skills – and you can hide shared skills for yourself with the eye.

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