Triage, intake, management, and reporting of live legal work — a no-code Cowork plugin for legal teams running on Notion + Slack + Google Calendar.
Built in Cowork. A guided setup walks you through everything in plain English — no engineering required.
| Stage | Skill | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 🔍 Triage | legal-triage |
Scans Slack + email for new asks, classifies them, proposes which ones need legal attention |
legal-channel-report |
Monthly classified analysis of legal Slack channels (Self-served / Bot-corrected / Legal needed / Non-legal) | |
| 📥 Intake | setup-legal-command-center |
One-time guided install — asks for your Notion / Slack info, fills in the config for you |
legal-add-matter |
One-step add to your project tracker the moment a new ask lands | |
| 🎯 Management | legal-dashboard |
Live five-tab HTML dashboard — Weekly view, Channels, Projects, Compliance, Spend |
legal-deadline-check |
Overdue + upcoming flags from your tracker and calendar | |
| 📊 Reporting | legal-weekly-report |
Roll-up for leadership — projects, risks, deadlines, spend movement |
legal-channel-report |
Doubles as the monthly leadership report on bot effectiveness and topic trends |
Seven skills, four stages, one workflow.
1. Download the plugin.
- Easiest: grab the zip from laurajg.com
- Or clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/JeffordsGreenberg/ljg-legal-command-center.git
2. Drop it in your plugins folder.
- Mac / Linux:
~/.claude/plugins/ - Windows:
%USERPROFILE%\.claude\plugins\
If those folders don't exist, create them. The plugin folder should end up at ~/.claude/plugins/legal-command-center/.
3. Restart Cowork.
4. In Cowork, type:
"Set up the legal command center for me."
The setup-legal-command-center skill walks you through the rest — paste your Notion database URLs when asked, paste your Slack channel names when asked, and it fills in all the config for you. No HTML editing, no JSON, no hunting for IDs.
When setup is done, type "open legal dashboard" and you're running.
The setup skill will ask for these. Have them open in tabs:
- Notion URLs for your Project Tracker, Compliance Tracker, Spend Tracker (or have Claude create them with default schemas if you don't have them yet)
- Slack channel names for your legal channels (e.g.
#legal,#contracts) - A connected Google Calendar, Notion, and Slack in Cowork → Settings → Connectors
Optional:
- Gmail — for
legal-triageto scan inbound email - Brand hex colours — to recolour the dashboard
Monday morning — Type check legal deadlines. See what's overdue, what's coming up, anything calendar-shaped that needs your attention.
Throughout the week — As new asks land in Slack, say triage legal to classify them and add the ones that need real work to your project tracker. Or, when a new project lands inline, say add a legal matter — [name], high priority, due Friday.
Anytime — open legal dashboard for the live five-tab view: this week, channel activity, projects, compliance, spend.
Friday afternoon — generate legal weekly for the leadership roll-up. Or click "Export digest" on the dashboard's Weekly view.
First of the month — monthly legal channel report for the bot-vs-human breakdown and topic trends. Bring it to your monthly review.
Every skill is plain Markdown in a SKILL.md file. Open any of them in a text editor and edit.
- Brand colours — open
skills/legal-dashboard/references/dashboard.html, find the:rootCSS block at the top - Stale threshold — same file, search for
STALE_DAYS = 30 - Add a new tab — copy an existing tab block in the dashboard HTML and wire it to your data
- Add a new skill — drop a new folder under
skills/<your-skill-name>/with aSKILL.md. Cowork picks it up on restart.
MIT. Use it, fork it, share it, build on it.
Built by Laura Jeffords Greenberg for legal teams that want their work visible without writing code. If this saves you time, let me know — I'd love to hear what you change.