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Port claude-for-legal plugin collection to Opencode skills format. Changes: - 140 skills ported to opencode-for-legal/skills/ (namespaced naming) - 14 agents converted to Opencode subagent format - 5 managed-agent cookbooks flattened to single agents - 19 MCP servers converted to opencode.json format - 11 practice-profile templates ported (CLAUDE.md → PROFILE.md) - Remote skill catalog (index.json) for Opencode URL discovery - Setup wizard skill for first-time configuration License compliance: - Original source preserved in upstream/ per Apache 2.0 §4(b) - NOTICE.md documents derivative work and upstream attribution - LICENSE copied into port directory - README rewritten with port disclaimer and trademark notice Platform updates: - Removed all Claude Code/Cowork product-specific references - Config paths updated to ~/.config/opencode/opencode-for-legal/ - Command syntax: /plugin:skill → opencode auto-loading - Agent frontmatter converted (tools: → mode: subagent)
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client-comms/ — per-case communication logs
One folder per case. Inside, a running log.md tracking every client contact — incoming and outgoing, across phone, email, text, letter, and in-person meetings. Produced and appended by /legal-clinic:client-comms-log.
Layout
client-comms/
├── _README.md # this file
└── [case-id]/
└── log.md # append-only running log
Slug
Match the case's ID used elsewhere (intake record, deadlines.yaml case_id). One case = one folder.
Why this exists
- Malpractice defense — "we communicated X on date Y" needs a record.
- Continuity at handoff — the incoming student can read the log and know the client's story without re-interviewing.
- Pattern visibility — five voicemails unreturned over six weeks is a supervision flag.
- Client file-retention — law school clinics have retention obligations; this is part of the complete file.
What the log entries look like
## [YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM] — [in / out] — [medium]
**Who (student):** [name]
**Who (client side):** [client name, or third-party if call from opposing counsel/etc]
**Duration / length:** [10 min call | 3-paragraph email | 2-page letter]
**Summary:**
[What happened, 2-4 sentences. Substance plus tone where it matters.]
**Action items:**
- [Item the student owes the client, with deadline]
- [Item the client owes the student, with expected timing]
**Follow-up due:** [date if applicable]
**Notes:**
[Anything that matters but doesn't fit above — language used, family dynamic observed, client anxiety level]
What this folder does NOT contain
- Substantive case analysis (that's in the intake / memo / status files)
- Drafts of documents (those are in separate case folders)
- Privileged attorney-only notes (those stay in whatever the clinic uses for internal case notes)
The comms log is factual record of contact, not legal work product. Keep substance in the log; keep strategy and analysis elsewhere.
Retention
Append-only. Never edit past entries — if something was wrong or needs clarification, add a new entry referencing the old one. The record of what was said and when is part of the client file; rewriting history defeats the purpose.