kmjy98-sketch

You can review contracts and NDAs with clause-level risk ratings, generate legal briefings and compliance checklists, transcribe lectures via Whisper STT, convert PDFs and scanned textbooks to markdown, build Anki cards, track study progress, and draft Korean legal documents such as case-record answers and briefs.

They target Korean law students preparing for bar-style exams (사례형, 기록형), legal professionals handling contract review and compliance checks, and self-directed learners who need spaced-repetition scheduling, progress tracking, and structured study notes from textbooks and lecture transcripts.

The legal-review skill reads PDF, DOCX, TXT, or MD documents and evaluates each clause against a playbook, marking status GREEN, YELLOW, or RED. Downstream skills then produce response drafts, executive briefing memos, or privacy and data-retention compliance checklists from that report.

PDF ingestion relies on pypdf, pdfplumber, and easyocr for scanned documents; markdown-to-PDF export uses Playwright with Chromium rendering and Korean fonts; Whisper transcription recommends a Colab GPU runtime. Study skills expect an Obsidian-style vault with progress.json and problem_index.json files.

The manifest lists 26 publicly published skills under the kmjy98-sketch account with no stated licensing fees or paid tiers. Each skill is distributed as a folder with native frontmatter metadata, so users can inspect descriptions and triggers before adopting them locally.