Utilities

Two utility commands: professional PDF report generation and sample document downloading for testing.

/legal report-pdf

Generates a professional A4 PDF report from the most recent analysis output, suitable for client delivery.

Syntax

/legal report-pdf

No arguments required. The command automatically locates the most recent analysis file in the current working directory.

Prerequisites

Requirement	Installation
Python 3.8+	Pre-installed on macOS; apt install python3 on Linux
reportlab	pip3 install reportlab

Missing reportlab

If reportlab is not installed, the command will display:

ERROR: reportlab is required. Install with: pip3 install reportlab

Install it with pip3 install reportlab before running the command.

How It Works

The command uses scripts/generate_legal_pdf.py to transform analysis Markdown into a branded PDF.

Step 1 -- Locate the source analysis. The script searches the current directory for files matching these patterns (in priority order):

CONTRACT-REVIEW-*.md
FREELANCER-REVIEW-*.md
COMPLIANCE-AUDIT-*.md
NDA-REVIEW-*.md

It also matches any .md file containing "Contract Safety Score", "Freelancer Fairness Score", or "Compliance Scorecard".

Step 2 -- Parse the Markdown. The script extracts structured data: scores, risk levels, clauses, recommendations, and metadata.

Step 3 -- Generate the PDF. The output is a professional A4 document with:

Feature	Description
Score gauges	Circular SVG-style gauge graphics showing the overall score (0--100) with colour coding
Risk charts	Visual distribution of clause risk levels across the document
Colour-coded tables	Red for high risk, amber for medium, green for low -- matching the standard risk indicators
Action checklist	Prioritised remediation items with checkboxes
Page layout	Proper headers, footers, page numbering, and legal disclaimer on every page
Branding	Professional colour palette: dark navy primary, medium blue secondary, bright blue accent

Colour Palette

The PDF uses a consistent colour scheme defined in the script:

Colour	Hex	Usage
Primary	#1a365d	Headers, titles
Secondary	#2d5f8a	Subheadings, borders
Accent	#3182ce	Links, highlights
Success	#38a169	Low risk, passing checks
Warning	#d69e2e	Medium risk, warnings
Danger	#e53e3e	High risk, failures
Background	#f7fafc	Alternating table rows

Example Workflow

# Step 1: Run an analysis
/legal review ./contracts/service-agreement.pdf

# Step 2: Generate the PDF
/legal report-pdf

Output

PDF file saved to the current working directory, named based on the source analysis file.

Client-Ready Output

The generated PDF is designed to be sent directly to clients or attached to advice letters. It includes the standard AI-generated disclaimer and professional formatting throughout.

Error Handling

Condition	Behaviour
No analysis file found	Displays: "No contract review data found in the current directory. Please run /legal review <file> first."
reportlab not installed	Displays installation instructions and exits with code 1
Parse failure	Graceful degradation -- outputs what it can extract

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/legal fetch-samples

Downloads 30 sample legal documents across 3 quality tiers for testing AI Legal UK commands.

Syntax

/legal fetch-samples <type>

Supported Types

Type	What Is Downloaded
contracts	Template contracts, model agreements, sample commercial terms
employment	Employment contract templates, HR policies, settlement agreements
property	Tenancy agreements, lease templates, conveyancing documents
corporate	Articles of association, shareholder agreements, board resolutions, Companies House filings
compliance	Privacy policies, GDPR templates, DPIAs, cookie policies
templates	General legal templates from law societies and government sources
case-law	Court judgments, case summaries, tribunal decisions
all	All of the above categories

Quality Tiers

Documents span three quality tiers for comprehensive testing:

Tier	Count	Purpose	Characteristics
Good	~10	Well-drafted documents	Strong protections, full compliance, market-standard clauses, proper execution
Mixed	~10	Average quality documents	Some gaps, partial compliance, common weaknesses, typical real-world drafting
Bad	~10	Deliberately flawed documents	Missing clauses, compliance failures, unfair terms, expired provisions, non-compliant execution

Why Three Tiers?

The tier spread ensures you can test the full range of analysis output. Good-tier documents should score 80+, mixed-tier documents should score 50--79, and bad-tier documents should score below 50. This validates that the analysis correctly identifies strengths and weaknesses.

Sources

Documents are sourced from publicly available UK legal resources:

Source	What It Provides
GOV.UK	Model contracts, template agreements, regulatory guidance, statutory forms
ACAS	Employment contract templates, settlement agreement guides, HR policy templates
ICO	DPIA templates, privacy notice templates, data protection guidance
Law Society	Practice notes, model clauses, standard form documents
Companies House	Filed articles of association, confirmation statements, annual accounts

Directory Structure

Documents are saved to a samples/ directory in the current working directory, organised by category:

samples/
  contracts/
    good/
    mixed/
    bad/
  employment/
    good/
    mixed/
    bad/
  property/
    good/
    mixed/
    bad/
  ...

Examples

# Download all 30 sample documents
/legal fetch-samples all

# Download only employment templates
/legal fetch-samples employment

# Download only corporate governance documents
/legal fetch-samples corporate

Network Required

This command downloads documents from public sources and requires an active internet connection. Downloads may take a few minutes depending on connection speed.

Using Samples for Testing

After downloading, you can test any AI Legal UK command against the samples:

# Test contract review against a good document
/legal review ./samples/contracts/good/service-agreement.md

# Test employment review against a bad document
/legal employment ./samples/employment/bad/zero-hours-contract.md

# Generate a PDF from the analysis
/legal report-pdf