Glad to share that Lawve AI has approved a new skill I developed: Law Expertise to Skill.
This specific skill is designed for a concrete purpose: helping lawyers, law firms, and legal teams transform their own professional expertise into a structured AI skill.
It is not about writing a single “good prompt.” It is about converting real legal knowledge — practice criteria, checklists, red flags, decision flows, review standards, and accumulated professional judgment — into reusable, auditable, and more governable instructions.
The idea behind the skill is that a major part of legal AI’s value will not come only from models, but from the ability to capture and structure situated legal expertise.
This also connects with several recent conversations and open-source efforts around legal AI infrastructure, institutional knowledge, and agentic legal workflows, including exchanges with Arkadiy Miteiko, Antti Innanen, and Will Chen.
Thank you to Lawve AI (Malik Taiar - Antoine Louis) for approving it and for creating a space where the legal community can build on this new layer of infrastructure.