revisao-minutas

Reviews existing legal drafts to decide whether they can be signed, filed, or issued.

1|Updated May 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/franklinbaldo/skills --skill revisao-minutas-franklinbaldo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: revisao-minutas
Source: https://github.com/franklinbaldo/skills/tree/main/revisao-minutas
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/franklinbaldo/skills --skill revisao-minutas-franklinbaldo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Legal professionals often receive ready-made drafts (contestations, appeals, opinions, official letters) and must decide whether they are safe to sign or file. This Skill reviews an existing draft as a potential institutional act, identifying fatal defects, unnecessary commitments, missing context, and unsupported factual claims before it goes out. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Go/No-Go Verdict: Classifies each draft as 🟢 ready, 🟡 ready with closed fixes, or 🔴 unfit, with the dominant reason in one sentence. - Commitment Surface Analysis: Maps what the signature actually asserts, admits, requests, or concedes, and flags commitments broader than necessary. - Adversarial Fact Verification: Formulates questions designed to falsify the draft's material claims, with guidance on using court records, DataJud, and official sources. - Use Case: A prosecutor receives a draft appeal from staff and asks whether it can be filed. The Skill checks whether an act is even required, runs the fatal-defect checklist for procedural pieces, verifies factual anchors, and returns a verdict with only the minimal surgical edits needed. ## Quick Start Review this draft contestation and tell me whether it is safe to file, listing only the indispensable corrections.

Frequently Asked Questions about revisao-minutas

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I review a legal draft before signing or filing it?▼

Provide the existing draft and ask whether it is apt to be signed or filed. The review confirms an act is actually required, reconstructs the document's function, checks fatal procedural defects, and returns a green, yellow, or red verdict with only indispensable edits.

What does the green, yellow, and red verdict mean in draft review?▼

Green means the draft can proceed as is. Yellow means a short, finite list of corrections must be made before filing. Red means there is no act to perform or a dominant defect that makes surgical revision inappropriate.

Can this review verify facts and citations against court records?▼

Yes. Material factual claims are tested adversarially by formulating questions that could falsify them, using court case files, DataJud, TJRO jurisprudence, or official sources. Unconfirmed material facts produce a conditioned verdict rather than an unconditional green.

When should I not use this draft review skill?▼

Do not use it for greenfield drafting from scratch, pure style or concision editing, or negotiation review of private contracts. It is designed for deciding whether an existing institutional or forensic draft should be signed, filed, or issued.

Does the review rewrite the whole legal document?▼

No. The review deliberately avoids co-authorship. It proposes only minimal, localized edits that eliminate a concrete risk, close necessary context, or fix a material error, and preserves text that already fulfills its function.