Plugin

supreme-court-drafting

For every advocate-on-record and senior counsel who files before the Supreme Court of India — and every junior who drafts under one — this is an open-source Claude Code plugin that takes a case folder (facts, pleadings, statutory anchor, prayer brief) and walks it through a six-agent pipeline (Reader → Format → Drafter → Verifier → Refiner → Overseer) the way a Supreme Court chamber actually works. Covers Special Leave Petitions (Civil and Criminal), Article 32 Writ Petitions, Transfer Petitions, Review Petitions, and Curative Petitions, with the Supreme Court Rules 2013 (Orders XXI, XXII, XL, XLVIII), Articles 32 / 136 / 137 / 142, the Rupa Ashok Hurra discipline, and the Supreme Court Registry Practice Directions baked into the Verifier. The finished product is a Registry-ready pleading the team can paginate, sign, and file at the Supreme Court Registry the same working day.

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12 October 2026

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13 October 2026

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