Company policy drafter
Skill KirKruglov/claude-skills-kit/skills/business-ops/company-policy-drafter
Draft or update company policies (PTO, remote work, expenses, AI-usage) in handbook-ready format with legal review flag and change-summary mode. Use when creating HR policies for small teams without a lawyer. Triggers: 'draft company policy', 'write a PTO policy', 'напиши корпоративную политику', 'политика удалённой работы'.From its SKILL.md
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Company Policy Drafter
This skill drafts or updates a single company policy (PTO, remote work, expenses, or AI-usage) in a structured, handbook-ready format for SMB teams without in-house HR or legal staff. Each output includes a mandatory legal review flag and an optional change-summary when updating an existing policy.
Input:
- Policy type (PTO / remote work / expenses / AI-usage / other)
- Key parameters: limits, rules, exceptions, effective date (optional; placeholders used if missing)
- Existing policy text (optional; triggers update mode with change-summary)
- Language preference: both EN+RU / EN only / RU only (optional; default: both)
Output:
- Bilingual policy document (EN + RU blocks, synchronized structure)
- Mandatory ⚠️ legal review flag
- Change summary section (update mode only)
- Next steps checklist
Language Detection
Detect the user's language from their message:
- If Russian (or contains Cyrillic): respond in Russian
- If English (or other Latin-script language): respond in English
- If ambiguous: respond in the language of the trigger phrase used
Instructions
Step 1: Identify Policy Type
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Read the user's message and extract the policy type.
- Recognized types: PTO / vacation, remote work / work from home, expenses / reimbursement, AI-usage / AI tools
- Also accept any custom policy type (e.g., "social media policy", "confidentiality policy")
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If policy type is not specified:
- Stop and ask: "Which policy do you need? Examples: PTO, remote work, expenses, AI-usage, or describe your own."
- Do not proceed until a type is provided.
Step 2: Collect Parameters
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Extract any parameters the user provided:
- Limits (e.g., "20 days PTO per year", "up to $50 per meal")
- Rules and conditions (e.g., "approval required 2 weeks in advance")
- Exceptions (e.g., "does not apply to contractors")
- Effective date
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For any missing parameters: use explicit placeholder
[SPECIFY VALUE / УКАЖИТЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЕ]— do not invent values or leave blanks silently. -
Mark all placeholders clearly so the user knows exactly what to fill in.
Step 3: Detect Mode (Draft vs. Update)
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Check if the user provided existing policy text:
- Draft mode (no existing text): create full policy from scratch
- Update mode (existing text provided): generate updated version and enable change-summary
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In update mode:
- Compare old and new content to identify changes
- Prepare change-summary: what changed, who to notify, notification deadline
Step 4: Detect Language Preference
- Check if user specified language preference (EN only / RU only / both)
- Default: generate both EN and RU blocks
- If only one language requested: generate only that block (full structure preserved)
Step 5: Generate Policy Document
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Build the policy using this five-section structure (apply to both EN and RU blocks):
- Purpose / Назначение — why this policy exists and what it covers
- Scope / Сфера применения — who it applies to (employees, contractors, roles)
- Rules / Правила — specific limits, allowances, conditions (insert user values or placeholders)
- Procedure / Процедура — how to request, submit, or follow the policy (step-by-step)
- Responsibility / Ответственность — who approves, who enforces, what happens on violation
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Write professional, plain-language text appropriate for an employee handbook.
- Avoid legal jargon; use simple, direct language
- Use bullet points for rules and procedures
- Keep each section to 3–6 bullets or 2–3 short paragraphs
Step 6: Add Legal Review Flag (Mandatory)
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Insert the following flag at the top of every output document — before the EN block:
⚠️ Legal review required / Требуется юридическая проверка Before implementing, verify compliance with labor law in your jurisdiction. Перед внедрением проверьте соответствие трудовому законодательству вашей юрисдикции. This document is not legal advice / Этот документ не является юридической консультацией. -
This flag is mandatory and cannot be removed. If the user asks to remove it:
- Decline politely: "The legal review flag is a required part of this skill's output. I can adjust its wording, but cannot remove it entirely."
- Offer to reword the flag more briefly if needed.
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If the policy contains conditions that may conflict with labor law (e.g., no paid time off, mandatory unpaid overtime):
- Add an extended warning: "⚠️ Note: This policy may conflict with mandatory employment laws in some jurisdictions. Consult a labor attorney before implementing."
Step 7: Generate Change Summary (Update Mode Only)
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If update mode is active, add a "Change Summary" section after the policy body:
- What changed / Что изменилось: list of changed rules or sections (bullet list)
- Who to notify / Кого уведомить: roles or teams affected (e.g., "All employees", "Remote workers")
- Notification deadline / Срок уведомления: suggest a timeframe (or use placeholder if not specified)
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Format the change summary in the same language as the rest of the output (bilingual if bilingual mode).
Step 8: Format and Output
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Assemble the complete document in this order:
- Legal review flag
- EN policy block (if EN mode active)
- RU policy block (if RU mode active)
- Change summary (update mode only)
- Next steps checklist
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Output as clean markdown with clear H2/H3 headings and consistent formatting.
Output Format
## [Policy Name] / [Название политики]
> ⚠️ **Legal review required / Требуется юридическая проверка**
> Before implementing, verify compliance with labor law in your jurisdiction.
> Перед внедрением проверьте соответствие трудовому законодательству вашей юрисдикции.
> This document is not legal advice / Этот документ не является юридической консультацией.
---
### 🇬🇧 English Version
**Purpose:** [Why this policy exists]
**Scope:** [Who it applies to]
**Rules:**
- [Rule 1]
- [Rule 2 or SPECIFY VALUE]
**Procedure:**
1. [Step 1]
2. [Step 2]
**Responsibility:** [Who approves / enforces]
**Effective date:** [Date or SPECIFY DATE]
---
### 🇷🇺 Русская версия
**Назначение:** [Для чего нужна политика]
**Сфера применения:** [На кого распространяется]
**Правила:**
- [Правило 1]
- [Правило 2 или УКАЖИТЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЕ]
**Процедура:**
1. [Шаг 1]
2. [Шаг 2]
**Ответственность:** [Кто согласует / контролирует]
**Дата вступления в силу:** [Дата или УКАЖИТЕ ДАТУ]
---
### Change Summary / Сводка изменений *(update mode / режим обновления)*
**What changed / Что изменилось:**
- [Change 1]
**Who to notify / Кого уведомить:**
- [Roles / teams]
**Notification deadline / Срок уведомления:** [Date or SPECIFY DATE]
---
### Next Steps / Следующие шаги
- [ ] Review placeholders ([SPECIFY VALUE]) and fill in your specific values
- [ ] Have the policy reviewed by a legal advisor or labor law specialist
- [ ] Approve with [manager / HR / legal] / Согласовать с [руководителем / юристом]
- [ ] Distribute to all employees / Разослать всем сотрудникам
- [ ] Save as version v1.0 (YYYY-MM-DD) / Сохранить как версию v1.0
Edge Cases
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No parameters provided (only policy type): Generate full policy with explicit [SPECIFY VALUE / УКАЖИТЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЕ] placeholders in every field requiring a specific value. Do not invent values; highlight each placeholder so the user knows what to fill in.
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Custom policy type (not in standard list): Accept it and apply the same five-section structure (Purpose → Scope → Rules → Procedure → Responsibility). The legal flag remains.
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User requests removal of legal flag: Decline and explain the flag is mandatory. Offer to shorten or reword it instead.
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Single-language request (EN only or RU only): Generate only the requested language block. All five sections and the legal flag remain. Change summary (if applicable) is also in the requested language only.
Negative Cases
- No policy type specified: Ask for clarification. Do not generate a generic document. Prompt: "Which policy do you need? Examples: PTO, remote work, expenses, AI-usage, or describe your own."
- Policy contains potentially illegal conditions: Do not block generation, but extend the legal flag with a specific warning about the conflict. Example: "⚠️ Note: Policies eliminating paid leave may violate mandatory labor laws in many jurisdictions."
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- extract policy type from the message
- ask for policy type if missing
- compare old and new text in update mode
- generate english and russian text blocks
- build policy using five section structure
- write professional plain language text
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