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Evalúa el análisis de caso del estudiante usando la estructura IRAC. Rúbrica: identificación del problema (25%), regulación (25%), aplicación (35%), conclusión (15%). Da feedback específico y accionable — NUNCA reescribe el análisis del estudiante. Usar cuando el usuario dice "evalúa mi IRAC", "corrige mi análisis", "revisa mi caso práctico", o presenta un análisis de caso para evaluación.
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npx skills add ThomasMoreAI/legal-skills-open --skill irac -a claude-code
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