Post-merge cleanup: whitespace, doc sync, canonical skill names, root CLAUDE.md (#33)
Cleanup pass following the CoCounsel merge (#4) and Lexis removal (#5): - Normalize whitespace and JSON indentation across plugin metadata files - Sync marketplace.json with plugin.json (ip-legal description, Courtroom5 title field) - Add missing ai-inventory and invention-intake rows to README skill reference - Replace stale short-form skill names in customize/cold-start SKILL.md prose with canonical directory names across 11 plugins (same bug class as the /setup -> /cold-start-interview QA fix) - Fix FYY -> FYI typo and a phantom WebFetch claim in launch-radar docs - Address review findings: line-wrapped /check-claims, /renewals-due -> /renewal-tracker, stale /setup in references/, agent.yaml comment contradiction, redundant 'intake intake' - Add root CLAUDE.md with validation conventions (claude plugin validate, I1-I11 invariants, frontmatter requirements) and a marketplace.json description + $schema No behavioral changes. claude plugin validate passes clean.
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"name": "Thomson Reuters",
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"email": "cocounselsupport@tr.com"
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"mcpServers": {
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"cocounsel-legal": {
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"type": "http",
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"url": "https://legal-mcp.thomsonreuters.com/mcp",
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"oauth": {
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"clientId": "QCgP4IGN5JiLqXRHxiAVr3wu1ySo2nQx"
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"mcpServers": {
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"cocounsel-legal": {
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"url": "https://legal-mcp.thomsonreuters.com/mcp",
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"clientId": "QCgP4IGN5JiLqXRHxiAVr3wu1ySo2nQx"
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## Example use cases
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1. Research how California courts have treated non-compete agreements for executive employees since 2020.
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1. Research how California courts have treated non-compete agreements for executive employees since 2020.
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2. I asked you to research California non-competes earlier. Can you now retrieve the full report?
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3. Follow up on that research: how does Texas law differ on executive non-competes for the same period?
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### Links
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- **Documentation:** https://legal-mcp.thomsonreuters.com/docs/connector-guide
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- **Support:** cocounselsupport@tr.com
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- **Support:** cocounselsupport@tr.com
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