I just published three GDPR Agent Skills on Lawve AI - reusable instructions that teach AI agents how to handle data protection workflows.
Think of Skills as portable legal expertise: draft once, deploy everywhere. Each Skill is a self-contained package of prompts, templates, and guidelines that AI agents can load on-demand. No coding required. Skills are an open standard established by Anthropic, so they work with Claude and are being adopted by other AI tools as well.
I’ve built three skills (more in the pipeline):
→ Data Breach Response — guided incident assessment based on ENISA methodology and EDPB Guidelines, including Art. 33/34 notification analysis
→ Privacy Notice Generator — structured drafting of GDPR-style privacy notices with multi-jurisdictional awareness
→ DPIA Assessment — systematic Data Protection Impact Assessments following the Art. 35 framework and relevant guidelines/blacklists
I built these based on my expertise and daily practice as a data protection lawyer. The goal: encode real legal knowledge into portable, reusable AI workflows that any privacy professional can use.
Huge shoutout to Lawve AI (Antoine Louis Malik Taiar) — “The Ultimate Agent Skills Hub for Law” — for building the platform that makes this possible. And a big thank you to Antoine for the constant support!
Skills are still early, probably not perfect (give feedback, modify and improve them!) — but I believe this is where legal AI is heading: lawyer-built, open, and practical.