amicus-coalition-management
Manages multi-organization appellate amicus briefs with single-pen drafting, coalition sign-offs, conflict triage, and compliant disclosures. Use when coordinating a coalition amicus brief, managing amicus sign-on, handling FRAP 29 or Supreme Court Rule 37.6 disclosures, or preparing cover and interest sections for multiple amici.
Best use case
amicus-coalition-management is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Manages multi-organization appellate amicus briefs with single-pen drafting, coalition sign-offs, conflict triage, and compliant disclosures. Use when coordinating a coalition amicus brief, managing amicus sign-on, handling FRAP 29 or Supreme Court Rule 37.6 disclosures, or preparing cover and interest sections for multiple amici.
Teams using amicus-coalition-management should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/amicus-coalition-management/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How amicus-coalition-management Compares
| Feature / Agent | amicus-coalition-management | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Manages multi-organization appellate amicus briefs with single-pen drafting, coalition sign-offs, conflict triage, and compliant disclosures. Use when coordinating a coalition amicus brief, managing amicus sign-on, handling FRAP 29 or Supreme Court Rule 37.6 disclosures, or preparing cover and interest sections for multiple amici.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
SKILL.md Source
# Amicus Coalition Management Produces a single, compliant coalition amicus brief with auditable approvals and proper disclosures. ## Prerequisites Gather before starting: 1. Court, case number, caption, and all amicus deadlines 2. Party briefs and key orders (issues and timing) 3. Coalition roster: legal name, display name, entity type, disclosure flags 4. Authority map: who authorizes participation and who approves final text per org 5. Disclosure inputs per amicus: party involvement, third-party funding 6. Filing logistics: counsel-of-record, e-filing system, service and format rules 7. Known red lines and policy constraints per organization ## Required Artifacts | Artifact | Purpose | Owner | | --- | --- | --- | | Workflow memo | Timeline, draft dates, comment windows, sign-off cutoff | Lead counsel | | Alignment memo | Thesis, unique contribution, red lines | Lead counsel | | Master roster | Names, display names, entity type, disclosure flags | Coalition manager | | Comment log | Single consolidated comments per org | Coalition manager | | Issue log | Conflicts and resolutions | Lead counsel | | Sign-off log | Written authorizations and timestamps | Coalition manager | | Disclosure text | FRAP 29(a)(4)(E) / Rule 37.6 statements | Lead counsel | | Filing checklist | Final compliance verification | Lead counsel | ## Core Workflow Execute in order: 1. **Verify rules** — Forum-specific amicus rules, timing, word limits, disclosure requirements, cover format, e-filing specs. Flag unconfirmed rules as `[VERIFY]`. 2. **Establish single-pen authority** — Publish workflow memo with hard internal cutoffs. 3. **Align thesis** — Circulate alignment memo; collect red lines before drafting. 4. **Controlled circulation** — One official draft version at a time; strict naming; single comment channel. 5. **Triage conflicts** — Use issue log to resolve or narrow positions without misrepresenting consensus. 6. **Capture sign-offs** — Two-step authorization; exclude any org missing written sign-off by cutoff. 7. **Assemble front matter** — Cover, interest section, disclosures, corporate disclosure statements, counsel block from master roster. 8. **Final QC and file** — Confirm consent or motion for leave; file within required window. ## Timeline (backward from filing deadline) | Milestone | Timing | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Alignment memo sent | T-21 to T-14 | Earlier for Supreme Court | | Draft 1 to coalition | T-14 to T-10 | Substantive comments only | | Draft 2 (near-final) | T-7 to T-5 | Requires join authorization | | Final proof | T-3 to T-1 | Non-substantive edits only | | Filing | T-0 | Confirm consent or leave | ## Key Templates **Workflow memo** ```text Subject: Coalition Amicus Brief Workflow and Deadlines Please provide one consolidated set of comments by [DATE/TIME]. Please provide written authorization to join the brief by [DATE/TIME]. Absent written authorization by that time, your organization will not be listed. Only non-substantive edits after authorization unless re-confirmed. ``` **Comment instructions** — Direct reviewers to: (1) factual accuracy and citations, (2) legal soundness and non-duplication of party arguments, (3) any language preventing sign-on. Stylistic preferences welcome but may be declined for clarity or word limits. **Sign-off** ```text On behalf of [Organization], I confirm I am authorized to approve participation. [Organization] joins the amicus brief in [Case Name], substantially in the form circulated on [DATE]. Counsel may make non-substantive edits (formatting, citations, typos) before filing. ``` **Disclosure text (verbatim required)** - **FRAP 29(a)(4)(E)**: Do not paraphrase. Copy the current rule language verbatim from the controlling source, then insert only confirmed case facts. ```text [PASTE CURRENT FRAP 29(a)(4)(E) LANGUAGE VERBATIM] [INSERT ONLY CONFIRMED AUTHORSHIP AND FUNDING FACTS FOR THIS BRIEF] ``` - **Supreme Court Rule 37.6**: Do not paraphrase. Copy the current rule language verbatim from the controlling source, then insert only confirmed case facts. ```text [PASTE CURRENT SUPREME COURT RULE 37.6 LANGUAGE VERBATIM] [INSERT ONLY CONFIRMED AUTHORSHIP AND FUNDING FACTS FOR THIS BRIEF] ``` **Corporate disclosure (FRAP 26.1 `[VERIFY]`)** — Parent corporations and publicly held corporations owning 10%+ of stock, or "None." ## Conflict Resolution | Situation | Resolution | | --- | --- | | Disagreement on legal test | Statutory-first framing, constitutional fallback | | Remedy scope conflict | Narrow proposition or avoid remedy specifics | | Messaging conflict | Prioritize legal clarity over promotional language | ## Cover and Interest Section - Single coalition descriptor on cover; full roster on inside page or appendix if long. - Group amici by category in interest section; no promotional adjectives. - Keep amicus list consistent across cover, interest section, signature block, and disclosures. ## Filing Checklist - [ ] All listed amici have written authorization in sign-off log - [ ] Disclosures complete and match verified rule text - [ ] Corporate disclosure statements included where required - [ ] Word/page limits, format, and e-filing requirements satisfied - [ ] Consent obtained or motion for leave prepared and filed ## Pitfalls - **Never list an organization** without written authorization from an authorized signatory. - **Never allow parallel drafts** or uncontrolled markup distribution. - **Never introduce late arguments** without removing equivalent length and re-confirming sign-offs. - **Never guess citations** — flag unverified sources as `[VERIFY]` for attorney review. - **Treat all drafts and comments as confidential** — obtain permission before sharing beyond coalition. - **Require attorney review** of all procedural rules and final filings.
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