About investigation-summary
A skill that turns a privileged investigation memo into audience-appropriate summaries for HR, leadership, or outside counsel. It controls what each audience receives, excluding privilege analysis, credibility methodology, and legal exposure analysis from HR summaries.
Key features
- 01Create audience-specific investigation summaries
- 02Separate HR, leadership, and counsel versions
- 03Exclude privilege analysis from HR summaries
- 04Offer to draft a missing memo first
Use cases
- 01Share investigation findings with HR without privilege analysis
- 02Give leadership a high-level case summary
- 03Prepare full-context briefings for outside counsel
- 04Draft a memo before summarizing when none exists
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ anthropics/ claude-for-legal --skill investigation-summaryAfter installing, type/investigation-summaryin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project README/investigation-summary
Drafts a stripped-down, audience-appropriate summary from the privileged investigation memo. HR summaries contain no privilege analysis. Leadership summaries are high-level. Outside counsel briefings include full context.
Instructions
- Load the
internal-investigationreference skill and run Mode 5 (Audience summary). - If no memo exists yet, offer to draft the memo first.
- HR summaries must not include attorney mental impressions, credibility methodology, or legal exposure analysis.
Examples
/employment-legal:investigation-summary [matter name] hr
/employment-legal:investigation-summary [matter name] leadership
/employment-legal:investigation-summary [matter name] outside-counsel
Detailed audience-stripping rules and summary templates live in the
internal-investigationreference skill — load it before doing substantive work.