moyupeng0422/legal-doc-redactor
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A browser-based and Python tool for removing sensitive details from legal Word documents and restoring them later. It can replace information such as names, dates, prices, bank accounts and case numbers while preserving document formatting.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
MANDATORY first skill to load when Hermes needs to orchestrate Claude Code on local Windows via SSH+tmux. Covers session lifecycle, monitoring (capture-pane), R1/R2/R3 debate protocol, error recovery, and bulk file transfer. Trigger whenever: (1) user requests local file operations/code modifications/script runs/Git…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A collaboration workflow that connects a cloud Hermes in a Feishu group with a local WorkBuddy through SSH, a secure remote connection method. It supports multiple rounds of automated cooperation.
Command Claude Code
A command that saves the current task's progress and immediately places an urgent new task ahead of it in the work queue.
Command Claude Code
A command that outputs Hermes collaboration status to a conversation file for retrieval over SSH, a way to access another computer securely from the command line.
Command Claude Code
A command for stopping the current Hermes collaboration task, an ongoing multi-step assistant task, while recording where the work was interrupted.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese legal-research router that identifies the type of legal task and coordinates searches across seven legal-information systems. These systems cover laws, court cases, similar cases, legal commentary, and related materials.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese legal-consultation workflow for answering questions, researching complex issues, and preparing written legal opinions. It uses staged research covering legal rules, court decisions, cross-checking, and IRAC analysis, a common method for connecting facts, rules, reasoning, and conclusions.
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