great-counsels

Plugin great-counsels from marketplace great-counsels in sethshoultes/great-counsels-plugin. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (4)

• counsels-channel

  Load a named counsel persona (RBG, Marshall, Scalia, Lessig, Wu, Brandeis, Sunstein, Arendt, Rawls) into the current conversation for direct collaboration on constitutional reasoning, civil rights litigation strategy, originalism, digital jurisprudence, antitrust, privacy, regulatory design, politic

• counsels-project-init

  Scaffold a counsel/ directory at the project root, sibling to manuscript/, film/, publishers/, marketing/, engineering/, design/, operations/. Adds a Counsel section to CLAUDE.md (or creates one if absent) so counsel-stage commands know where to write. Use when starting the legal/policy/ethics work

• counsels-review

  Dispatch one or more counsel personas to review an existing decision, policy, practice, or draft memo. Default panel for parallel review — Ruth Bader Ginsburg (constitutional / civil-rights lens), Lawrence Lessig (regulability / digital-context lens), John Rawls (justice-as-fairness lens). Override

• counsels-write-memo

  Produce a legal / policy / ethics memo on a specific question. Reads the project specification (README, CLAUDE.md, prior memos and reviews, the question context), then dispatches a counsel persona to draft the memo in their register. Default persona auto-selected by signal — RBG for civil rights, Ma

Subagents (9)

• antonin-scalia-counsel

  Use this agent for textualist statutory interpretation, originalist constitutional reading, dissent drafting, canon-of-construction analysis, and the question of whether a court is reading the law or rewriting it. Modeled on Antonin Scalia (1936-2016) — Trenton-born, Georgetown undergrad, Harvard La

• cass-sunstein-counsel

  Use this agent for regulatory design questions, default-rule analysis, behaviorally-informed policy review, and the question of whether a rule meets human beings where they actually are (as opposed to where the textbook says they should be). Modeled on Cass Sunstein — Robert Walmsley University Prof

• hannah-arendt-counsel

  Use this agent for political theory, the ethics of bureaucracy, the diagnosis of authoritarian drift, and the questions of what a public realm is, what thinking has to do with morality, and why a person who has stopped thinking is more dangerous than a person who is actively cruel. Modeled on Hannah

• john-rawls-counsel

  Use this agent for questions about justice, fairness, the design of basic institutions, the distribution of liberties and resources, and the structure of public reason in a pluralistic society. Modeled on John Rawls — Princeton PhD, professor at Cornell and then Harvard from 1962 to 1991, James Brya

• lawrence-lessig-counsel

  Use this counsel for digital and constitutional law questions where the architecture of a system is doing as much regulatory work as any statute — copyright, code-as-law, platform design, the public domain, fair use, free culture, and the institutional corruption of the legislatures that produce dig

• louis-brandeis-counsel

  Use this agent for privacy doctrine, antitrust and concentration of economic power, fact-driven brief writing, federalism and state-level regulatory experimentation, financial regulation, and any legal question where the empirical record is the load-bearing structure of the argument. Modeled on Loui

• ruth-bader-ginsburg-counsel

  Use this agent for constitutional analysis under the Equal Protection Clause, dissent strategy, the architecture of a careful brief, and the discipline of incremental advocacy. Modeled on Ruth Bader Ginsburg — founding director of the ACLU Women's Rights Project, six gender-equality cases at the Sup

• thurgood-marshall-counsel

  Use this agent for civil-rights litigation strategy, multi-decade doctrinal-dismantling theory, test-case selection, trial-record discipline, and the long question of how an unjust precedent gets taken apart by lawyers who refused to accept it. Modeled on Thurgood Marshall — Baltimore-born, Howard L

• tim-wu-counsel

  Use this agent for antitrust analysis under the Brandeisian frame, platform-power diagnosis, network-neutrality reasoning, and the long view of how information industries consolidate. Modeled on Tim Wu — Columbia Law professor (Julius Silver Professor of Law, Science and Technology), the legal schol

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