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NOTICES.md

The upstream-provenance ledger for skills ported from external sources; LQ.AI-original skills do not appear. Each ported skill needs a row with five required columns (scope/slug, upstream source, license, attribution requirement, notes), added in the same PR that adds the skill. It currently holds one row — skills/community/** sourced from the LegalQuants lq-skills commit-pinned submodule — and requires flagging any permissive→copyleft license change to maintainers. When porting an external skill, or to check a skill's upstream license and attribution.

NOTICES — Upstream Skill Provenance

Purpose: Track the upstream provenance of every skill ported into this repository from an external source. Skills authored originally by LQ.AI contributors do not appear here. Skills ported from third-party corpora (law firm knowledge bases, open-source legal-AI repositories, academic datasets, etc.) must have a row in this table.

Governed by: CONTRIBUTING.md — Porting skills from external sources and skills/CONTRIBUTING.md.

How to add a row: When porting a skill, add a row here in the same PR that adds the skill. All five columns are required. "None" is a valid value for Attribution requirement when the licence does not impose one (e.g., Apache-2.0, MIT). Leave Notes blank when there is nothing material to record.


Ported Skills

Skill scope Upstream source License Attribution requirement Notes
skills/community/** https://github.com/LegalQuants/lq-skills Per-skill LICENSE in each skill folder Authors named in SKILL.md frontmatter author field Git submodule pinned to a specific commit; bump via git submodule update --remote skills/community

Format reference

Column What to put here
Skill slug The slug as it appears in skills/<slug>/ and the slug: frontmatter field.
Upstream source Full URI of the upstream repository, document, or dataset. If the source has no stable URI, use a human-readable description (e.g., "Smith & Jones LLP internal knowledge base, licensed for open-source use 2026-04-01").
License SPDX identifier (e.g., Apache-2.0, CC-BY-4.0). If the licence is not SPDX-enumerated, describe it briefly (e.g., "Custom permissive; see upstream README").
Attribution requirement The exact attribution text required by the licence, or "None". For CC licences, copy the required credit line here.
Notes Any material caveats: jurisdiction limitations not captured in frontmatter, version-specific notes, contact for licence questions, etc.

Amendment procedure

To update a row (e.g., if a upstream source moves or a licence changes):

  1. Open a PR with the updated NOTICES.md row.
  2. Include the reason for the change in the PR description.
  3. If the licence change is restrictive (e.g., the upstream relicensed from permissive to copyleft), flag the maintainer team for review before merging.