Install 15 legal AI skills into Claude and it drafts contracts, reviews leases, handles settlement agreements and writes client emails — in your house style, with the verification built in.
This is The Lawyer's Prompt — the book and the 15 skills as one package. The book teaches the discipline; the skills do the work. £99 for the lot.
Anyone can get a fast draft out of AI. The hard part — the part that protects you — is output that's consistent, accurate, and defensible against your obligations under the SRA Code. That's what these skills are built for.
New to this? Claude is the AI assistant. A skill is a small add-on you install into it — a bit like adding an app to your phone. Install these once and Claude stops being a blank box you have to wrestle with, and starts drafting, reviewing and verifying the way you would — your house style, your usual positions, the Ayinde discipline built in.
A quick interview that teaches Claude how you write and the positions you take. Everything else then sounds like you.
Checks a draft you've written — flags any case or clause it can't verify, broken cross-references, stray brackets — before it leaves your desk.
Heads of terms to client email, with warranty and indemnity exposure flagged and a "what the other side will argue" read.
The other side's draft reviewed against your positions — risk-rated table, recommended amendments, missing provisions.
Repair, break, rent review, service charge — reviewed, then explained to your client in plain English.
Checks the s.203 requirements and tax treatment, then drafts a clear, reassuring letter to the client.
Plus: Shareholder Agreement Reviewer · Will Drafter · LPA Explainer · Attendance Note from a transcript · Pre-Action Correspondence · Sources-Only Researcher · Client Email Drafter · Document Layering Helper — 15 in all.
The Contract Reviewer skill, given a counterparty's draft, acting for the seller. This is the actual shape of what comes back.
↑ Notice the [VERIFY] flag. The skills never invent law, and never let an unchecked authority slip past — the Ayinde discipline, built in.
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The Lawyer's Prompt with all 15 skills built in — the book that teaches it and the tools that do it, as one thing. No tiers to pick through, nothing held back. If a single lease review saves you half an hour, it has more than paid for itself.
The whole pack is built around the verification standard the court set in Ayinde v Haringey. Every skill works to one consistent standard, never invents case law or statute, and flags anything it can't verify with [VERIFY] — so you can supervise the output properly and put your name to it with confidence. It's designed to make using AI defensible, not risky.
Claude is the AI assistant. A skill is a small add-on you install into it — a bit like adding an app to your phone. These skills teach Claude to draft, review and verify legal work to your own house style and positions, the same way every time.
It is when you verify the output, and that's exactly what this is built to support. After Ayinde v Haringey, checking your AI's work is a professional obligation. These skills never invent law and surface anything that needs your eye, so nothing leaves your desk unchecked.
No. It's a single upload: you add the package once through Claude's Customize menu and all 15 skills install together — working in your web browser, the desktop app, and Claude Cowork. Then you answer a few questions about how you work and ask Claude in plain English. The illustrated install guide walks you through every step.
The skills are built for Claude, which is where they run. The principles and prompts in the book apply just as well to ChatGPT and other tools, so the thinking travels even if the skills are Claude-first.
Yes — skills need a paid plan (Claude Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise). Pro is fine for a single solicitor.
I've done corporate and commercial work since 2008 — business sales, shareholder agreements, commercial contracts, the everyday legal needs of small and medium businesses. I made partner at 28, and these days I'm a consultant solicitor under my own name.
I've been using AI in my own practice almost every working day since 2023. I've used it to draft, review, and write to clients — and I've watched it fail, confidently and fluently, often enough to know exactly where the traps are. I built these skills, and wrote the book, because I wanted the practical, honest version that didn't exist: enthusiastic about the tools, disciplined about the standards.
Fifteen skills that turn Claude into a drafting and review assistant trained to work like you — with the book that explains every bit of it.
Get The Lawyer's Prompt — £99