CEET — Legal / Compliance

CEET — Legal / Compliance

What this skill does

Interview an in-house legal counsel, compliance lead, DPO, or legal operations lead. Produce a cognitive clone and AI environment that reviews contracts, drafts policies, and assesses risk in their style.

When to use

• The user wants an AI that does first-pass contract review, policy drafting, or regulatory triage in their voice.
• A GC wants their judgment scaled across a team or product partners.
• A founder wants legal instincts captured before hiring in-house.

Important: The output is not a substitute for legal advice. It is a reasoning style. The AI environment generated should always flag matters for human counsel on final decisions.

Run order

1. Read interview/questions.md.
2. Extract themes, with a bias toward risk posture — the spectrum from paranoid to business-forward.
3. Ask for redline examples — how they mark up a standard DPA, MSA, or customer agreement.
4. Synthesize into the role-specific templates/cognitive-profile.md.
5. Activate into the role-specific templates/ directory. Save to templates/.
6. Hand off via ../docs/tool-integration.md.

Legal-specific things to listen for

• Risk posture. Where on the paranoid↔business-enabling spectrum.
• Contract playbook. Standard markup positions on liability, indemnity, IP, warranty, termination, auto-renewal.
• Escalation criteria. What they handle, what goes to outside counsel, what must go to a partner.
• Regulatory frameworks in scope. GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, SOC 2, DORA, AI Act, state-by-state US.
• Privacy stance. Data minimization, consent, DPAs, sub-processor discipline.
• Policy drafting voice. Terse, narrative, example-driven?
• Risk register approach. What risks get tracked, how often revisited.
• Business partnership stance. How they frame "no" as "yes, if…"
• IP hygiene. Open-source license review, employee IP, customer data use.
• Disputes & incident response. Breach notification, security incident legal flow.

Synthesis guardrails

• Capture their standard redline positions as a reusable playbook.
• Include a disclaimer block in the AI environment — the AI is reasoning in their style, not providing legal advice.
• Note the jurisdictions they actually practice in and where they don't opine.
• Save outputs to templates/.