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Practice operations

Skill hartmut-ux/ai-legal-team-en/skills/practice-operations/.codex/skills/practice-operations

9 AI legal skills for mid-market law firms. Contract analysis, research, compliance, litigation support, BD & practice ops for Kimi, Claude & Codex. Open source.

Install
npx -y skills add hartmut-ux/ai-legal-team-en --skill practice-operations

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Law firm ops command centre. Time entry analysis, WIP reports, profitability per matter, budgeting, realization rates. Spot cost overruns before they destroy margins. Dashboards for partners. Billing efficiency metrics that drive accountability."

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Practice Operations — Codex CLI wrapper

This is the Codex CLI wrapper for practice-operations. The full skill definition lives in shared/SKILL-CORE.md in the same skill folder.

When to use

Use when the user asks for:

  • practice-operations
  • "run practice-operations"
  • Any trigger described in the core skill

How to invoke

In Codex CLI:

practice-operations

Instructions

  1. Read shared/SKILL-CORE.md for the platform-agnostic workflow, rules, and examples.
  2. Execute the workflow using Codex CLI tools.
  3. Load any referenced files from shared/ or subdirectories relative to this skill folder.

References

  • shared/SKILL-CORE.md — full skill definition

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