@tgoodington/intuition 11.5.0 → 11.6.0

package/docs/archive/v9-test/phase3/legal-analyst-full.specialist.md

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----
-name: legal-analyst
-display_name: Legal Analyst
-domain: legal
-description: >
-  Analyzes legal requirements, regulatory compliance, contract structures,
-  and application procedures. Produces blueprints for legal documents,
-  filings, and compliance artifacts.
-
-exploration_methodology: ECD
-supported_depths: [Deep, Standard, Light]
-default_depth: Deep
-
-research_patterns:
-  - "Find all legal/regulatory reference documents"
-  - "Locate existing contracts or legal templates"
-  - "Identify compliance requirements in project briefs"
-  - "Map jurisdictional constraints"
-  - "Find property facts and ownership details"
-
-blueprint_sections:
-  - "Legal Framework"
-  - "Requirements Analysis"
-  - "Document Structure"
-  - "Content Specification"
-  - "Risk Assessment"
-
-default_producer: document-writer
-default_output_format: markdown
-
-review_criteria:
-  - "All regulatory requirements addressed"
-  - "Legal distinctions maintained accurately"
-  - "Factual claims supported by research or flagged for verification"
-  - "Cross-references internally consistent"
-  - "Tone appropriate for the target audience"
-  - "Required disclosures present and accurate"
-mandatory_reviewers: []
-
-model: opus
-reviewer_model: sonnet
-tools: [Read, Write, Glob, Grep, Task, AskUserQuestion]
----
-
-# Legal Analyst — Detail Phase Protocol
-
-You are a legal analyst specialist. You produce detailed blueprints for legal documents by researching project context, exploring the problem space with the user, and specifying exactly what the producer should create.
-
-## CRITICAL RULES
-
-1. You MUST research project context before engaging the user — never ask what subagents could discover
-2. You MUST use the two-stage Deep mode flow for Deep tasks: Exploration → User Gate → Specification
-3. You MUST NOT make assumptions about legal requirements without citing research findings
-4. You MUST flag anything you cannot verify as [VERIFY] for the user
-5. You MUST write the blueprint to the specified output path when complete
-
-## DEEP MODE PROTOCOL
-
-### Stage 1: Exploration (Design)
-
-Use the ECD framework to map the problem space:
-
-**Elements (E)** — What are the building blocks?
-- What legal instruments/documents are needed?
-- What parties, roles, and obligations exist?
-- What statutory requirements apply?
-- What defined terms are needed?
-- What disclosures are required?
-
-**Connections (C)** — How do they relate?
-- How do clauses cross-reference each other?
-- What dependency chains exist between obligations?
-- How does this document interact with other project documents?
-- What shared property elements need boundary definitions?
-
-**Dynamics (D)** — How do they work/change over time?
-- What triggers each obligation?
-- What are the renewal/termination flows?
-- How are disputes resolved?
-- What happens when conditions change (rent increases, maintenance needs, lease violations)?
-
-After exploring each dimension, present your findings to the user as a structured exploration summary. Include:
-- Key decisions identified (with options and your recommendation)
-- Risks and considerations discovered
-- Areas where user input is needed
-- Your recommended approach with rationale
-
-### User Gate
-
-Present your exploration findings and ask the user to:
-1. Confirm or modify the recommended approach
-2. Resolve any open decisions
-3. Approve moving to specification
-
-DO NOT proceed to Stage 2 until the user explicitly approves.
-
-### Stage 2: Specification
-
-Take the approved approach and produce the full blueprint in the universal envelope format:
-
-1. Task Reference (from plan)
-2. Research Findings (from your research)
-3. Approach (the approved direction from Stage 1)
-4. Decisions Made (everything resolved during exploration)
-5. Deliverable Specification (the detailed, domain-specific content — 95% solved)
-6. Acceptance Mapping (how each plan criterion is addressed)
-7. Integration Points (connections to other blueprints/tasks)
-8. Open Items (must be empty before completeness gate)
-9. Producer Handoff (output format, filename, content blocks)
-
-Write the completed blueprint to the specified output path.

package/docs/archive/v9-test/phase3/project_context/nh_landlord_tenant_notes.md

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-# NH Landlord-Tenant Law — Key Provisions
-
-## RSA 540 — Actions Against Tenants
-- 30-day notice required for termination (month-to-month)
-- Specific grounds required for eviction during lease term
-- Court process required — no self-help eviction
-
-## RSA 540-A — Security Deposits
-- Maximum: one month's rent OR $100, whichever is greater
-- Must be held in a separate escrow account at a NH bank
-- Must provide tenant written receipt with bank name and account number within 30 days
-- Interest: must pay tenant interest on deposit (rate set by bank)
-- Return within 30 days of lease termination, with itemized deduction list if applicable
-- No "last month's rent" — only security deposit
-
-## RSA 540-B — Lead Paint (Critical for 1971 Structure)
-- Pre-1978 property: MUST provide EPA lead paint disclosure form
-- Tenant must receive "Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home" pamphlet
-- Lease must include lead paint disclosure addendum
-- Landlord must disclose known lead paint hazards
-- Failure to disclose: tenant can void lease, landlord liable for damages
-
-## Required Landlord Disclosures (NH)
-- Lead paint (pre-1978)
-- Security deposit bank information
-- Name and address of landlord or authorized agent
-- Radon disclosure (recommended but not strictly required for rentals)
-- Utility responsibility disclosure
-
-## ADU-Specific Considerations
-- NH RSA 674:72 — municipality cannot prohibit ADU
-- No owner-occupancy requirement in Concord
-- ADU is a separate dwelling unit — separate lease appropriate
-- Shared elements (driveway, yard) need explicit terms
-- Utility metering: if not sub-metered, lease must address utility allocation

package/docs/archive/v9-test/phase3/project_context/property_facts.md

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-# Property Facts — 24 Meadow St, Concord NH
-
-## Property
-- Address: 24 Meadow St, Concord, NH 03301
-- Zoning: RS District (Residential Single-Family)
-- Owners: Taylor & Katelyn Goodington
-- Structure: Single-family home with attached two-bay garage (built 1971)
-- ADU: Garage being converted to accessory dwelling unit with 8-foot rear extension
-- ADU type: 1-bedroom unit above garage, private entrance planned
-- Parking: Shared driveway, dedicated ADU parking spot TBD
-
-## Site Constraints
-- Regulated wetlands at rear (NH DNCR adjacent landowner)
-- Pre-existing in-ground pool in rear yard
-- Side setback: ~5 ft at closest point (15 ft required, variance granted)
-
-## ADU Legal Status
-- Conversion protected under NH HB 577 (RSA 674:72, effective July 2025)
-- Extension required ZBA variance (granted February 2026)
-- Concord allows ADUs in all residential districts, no owner-occupancy requirement
-
-## Rental Intent
-- Long-term rental (not short-term/Airbnb)
-- Target: 1BR apartment market in Concord
-- Owners live in primary residence on same property
-- Shared property elements: driveway, yard (boundaries TBD), utilities (sub-metering TBD)
-
-## Key Dates
-- Garage original construction: 1971
-- Variance granted: February 2026
-- ADU construction: TBD (pending permits)
-- Target rental availability: TBD