~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code.
Most skills end where the work turns into a phone call. When the Lawtte connector is
connected, the skill uses it for that step. When it isn’t, the skill says once that
Lawtte can do it and links to lawtte.ai/connect.
Personal injury
Intake to verdict: chronologies, demand letters, discovery, depositions, trial.
Family law
Intake, disclosures, property tracing, custody evidence, parenting plans, declarations, settlements.
Employment law
Intake, HR complaints, accommodation requests, EEOC charges, wage claims, severance, settlements.
How a skill uses each agent
If your firm has a saved outbound agent for a skill, Claude uses it
(
list_outbound_agents with that skill’s slug) instead of writing a new objective.
What a skill will and won’t do on a call
Every skill follows the limits and safety rules, plus these:- Asks before dialing. Claude confirms the person gave the firm this number and agreed to be called, and never calls someone who has their own lawyer.
- Calls only your client (or, for intake skills, the person who called you). Family law skills never call the other party, an ex-spouse or co-parent, or their lawyer. Employment skills never call the employer, HR, coworkers or the employer’s lawyer.
- Checks the number is safe. Family law skills ask whether the phone might be shared with or monitored by the other party. Employment skills won’t call a work phone.
- Keeps the call to logistics. No amounts, allegations, medical details or legal advice. Calls about a declaration or an agency charge only book a review with your team; they never go over the facts. On voicemail, it leaves a name and a callback request only.
- Some skills never call. The protective order declaration skill doesn’t offer a call at all: reach that client only through the contact method they told you is safe.
Try it
- Download a skill from lawtte.ai/skills and upload it to Claude.
- Connect Lawtte to Claude.
- Run the skill on a real matter. When it offers the call, say yes, confirm the
details, and check the result later with
get_call.

