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relex-citationslisted

Use whenever legal authority is cited, quoted, or relied on in Relex work — drafts, memos, ontology issues, research notes, any jurisdiction. Teaches the three-tier epistemic labeling (secured / verify / never-use), the hard citation locks, and the minimum-data citation schema that keep hallucinated law out of legal work.
relexyou/relex-claude · ★ 0 · DevOps & Infrastructure · score 67
Install: claude install-skill relexyou/relex-claude
# Citation Discipline: No Blind Citations Community legal packs audited themselves and found ~30% of their own memorized docket numbers were wrong. The cure is mechanical, not aspirational: label every assertion's epistemic tier, obey the hard locks, and ground filing-grade citations in cached verbatim text (`relex-research`). ## The three tiers — label everything you assert 1. **Secured** — quotable and filing-grade. Only: text in the Relex verbatim cache, the user's own documents, or an official source you (or the harness) fetched live this session. Cite normally. 2. **Plausible — verify** — you believe it from context or memory but it is not secured. Flag inline: `[verify: <what to check, where>]`. A draft may carry `[verify]` flags only in internal work product — never in anything that leaves the practice; those become directives (`POST /research/scrape`). 3. **Never-use** — from model memory alone: docket/file numbers, ECLI strings, commentary margin numbers, page/paragraph pinpoints, verbatim quotes, database identifiers. Do not write them even with a flag. Encode the authority as an **anchor** instead (below) and acquire. Marking tier 2/3 honestly is clean lawyerly practice, not weakness. ## Hard locks (non-negotiable) - **No proprietary blind cites.** Never emit a paywalled-database locator (BeckRS, juris, Westlaw/Lexis pin cites, La Ley…) from memory. Only if the user supplied it or a licensed live source verified it. When one appear