court-order-compliance-checker
Turns a court or tribunal order into a tracked compliance record — every obligation the order actually imposes, its deadline, the responsible party, the evidence needed to show compliance, and the risk of breach or contempt for each. Use this whenever a user needs an order tracked for ongoing compliance rather than analysed for its legal content — including phrasings like "what does this order actually require us to do and by when", "build a compliance tracker for this injunction", "are we at risk of contempt on this order", "confirm we've complied with every part of this consent order", or "track our obligations under this interim order". Distinct from case-law-analyst (extracts holdings and ratio from a judgment for research or citation purposes, not compliance tracking) and appeal-grounds-drafter (challenges an order rather than complying with it). Fires for any court or tribunal order, interim or final, that imposes an ongoing or time-bound obligation on the user's own matter.
SKILL.md
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