Took on a little side project over the winter holidays.
A hub where legal practitioners can learn about and share what I believe may be the future of legal automation: Agent Skills.
Skills are reusable packages that teach AI agents how you work. They're surprisingly simple. A folder with instructions and custom materials (templates, playbooks, etc.) that an agent follows to perform highly-specialized tasks with consistency.
The format was created by Anthropic for Claude but recently became an open standard. Others, like OpenAI, are starting to adopt it.
The hub is small for now. A few Skills for GDPR compliance built by my friend Malik Taiar to demonstrate their unique potential.
I want my legal friends to know about this.
I believe in a future where legal expertise becomes more open, collaborative, and actionable. And Skills make that possible. They let you package how you work, share it, and have AI agents apply it consistently.
If this resonates, I'd love to help you get started: tutorials, walkthroughs, or just sharing what I've learned. Whatever's useful.
Malik and I will be sharing more thoughts on Substack if you want to follow along: lawvable.substack.com.
And the Lawvable hub is live at lawvable.com.
Excited to see where this goes!