case-brief
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Resume um julgado/acórdão no seu formato preferido. Em modo sabatina, faz o aluno afirmar a tese/ementa primeiro. Use quando o usuário disser "resume [julgado]", "qual a tese de", "resumo de acórdão", ou colar o inteiro teor de uma decisão.
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npx skills add ThomasMoreAI/legal-skills-open --skill case-brief -a claude-code
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