Three ways to put a skill to work.

The simplest way, and it works everywhere. Open a skill, use “Copy all contents,” paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or Gemini, and then add your actual task underneath.

1. Open the skill and click Copy all contents — that grabs the SKILL.md plus its references in one block.
2. Paste it at the start of a new conversation in your AI tool.
3. Below it, write your real request — and tell it your jurisdiction (“I’m in [county], New Jersey”). Grounded skills need to know whose law to apply.
4. Read the draft critically. It’s a draft for your review — check the citations and the flagged questions before you act.

If you want a skill always-on for your team, install it inside the tool you use — as a Claude skill, a Custom GPT, or a Copilot agent — so nobody has to paste it each time.

1. Claude: download the package and add it as a skill (the folder layout — SKILL.md + references/ — is already in the shape Claude expects).
2. Custom GPT (ChatGPT): paste SKILL.md into the instructions and upload the reference files as knowledge.
3. Copilot agent: use SKILL.md as the agent instructions and attach the references.
4. Set your jurisdiction once in the wrapper’s configuration so every run is grounded.

Every skill is a plain folder of Markdown — versioned and dated. Download it to review the judgment, audit the sourced law, or hand it to a colleague.

1. Click Download folder (.zip) on any skill page.
2. Inside: SKILL.md (the judgment), references/ (the sourced law), checks/ where a skill self-verifies, and examples/.
3. The references carry their source URLs and the date the law was checked — so you can verify everything yourself.