Indian Law Plugin for Claude Code

The most comprehensive Indian legal AI system available as a Claude Code plugin. 32 specialist agents, 32 commands, 13 analytical skills, and 235 reference protocols covering 11 domains of Indian law.

One command. Eleven legal domains. The entire Indian legal framework at your fingertips.

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Why This Plugin?

India's legal system is vast and intricate — 1,500+ statutes, 40M+ pending cases, and a legal practice that spans everything from the Indian Contract Act 1872 to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023.

This plugin gives you:

• 32 specialist agents that understand specific domains of Indian law, from contract formation to criminal defense to patent eligibility
• 235 reference protocols encoding statutory provisions, landmark case law, procedural rules, and calculation formulas
• 32 slash commands for common legal tasks — draft an RTI application, calculate gratuity, check limitation periods, prepare for trial
• A master orchestrator that routes any legal query to the right specialist automatically

Whether you're an advocate preparing case strategy, a law student studying for exams, an in-house counsel reviewing compliance, or a citizen navigating the legal system — this plugin makes Indian law accessible and actionable.

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Domains Covered

Domain	What's Inside
Contract Law	Formation, validity, breach, remedies, sale of goods, specific performance (Indian Contract Act 1872, Sale of Goods Act 1930, Specific Relief Act 1963)
Criminal Law	IPC/BNS offences, evidence, bail, trial procedure, sentencing, general exceptions (IPC 1860 / BNS 2023, CrPC / BNSS 2023)
Corporate Law	Companies Act 2013 compliance, formation, ROC filings, IBC insolvency, shareholder agreements
Labour Law	Industrial disputes, termination, PF/ESI/Gratuity/Bonus calculators, retrenchment compensation
Civil Procedure	CPC suits, evidence examination, limitation periods, injunctions, appeals
Property Law	Transfer of Property Act, title verification, due diligence, registration
Intellectual Property	Patents (55 protocols), trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, IP portfolio strategy
Consumer Protection	Consumer complaints (CPA 2019), RERA, e-commerce disputes
Constitutional & Civic Law	Writs (Article 32/226), RTI applications, PIL guidance, tribunal procedures
ADR	Arbitration (with 2015/2019/2021 amendments), mediation, conciliation
Cyber Law	IT Act offences, digital evidence (Section 65B), electronic records

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Installation

Requires Claude Code v1.0.33 or later.

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/swarochish/indian-law-plugin.git

# Load the plugin
claude --plugin-dir ./indian-law-plugin

Or add to your project's .claude/settings.json:

{
  "plugins": ["path/to/indian-law-plugin"]
}

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Quick Start

# Master command — routes any legal query to the right specialist
/indian-law:ultimate-indian-law

# Contract analysis
/indian-law:analyze-contract
/indian-law:draft-contract

# Criminal law
/indian-law:criminal-law-advice
/indian-law:bail-application
/indian-law:file-fir

# Civic rights
/indian-law:file-rti
/indian-law:check-writ
/indian-law:pil-viability

# Labour disputes
/indian-law:resolve-labour-dispute
/indian-law:practice-labour-case

# Litigation
/indian-law:civil-suit
/indian-law:calculate-limitation
/indian-law:trial-prep
/indian-law:appeal-strategy

# Property & IP
/indian-law:property-verify
/indian-law:patent-check

See commands/ for all 32 available commands.

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How It Works

User Query
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indian-law-master-orchestrator
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    +---> Classifies query by legal domain
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    +---> Routes to specialist agent (1 of 32)
    |         |
    |         +---> Agent reads relevant protocols (235 total)
    |         |
    |         +---> Applies domain-specific analysis framework
    |         |
    |         +---> Returns structured legal analysis
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    v
Structured Response with:
  - Applicable statutes & sections
  - Landmark case citations
  - Step-by-step procedure
  - Risk assessment
  - Actionable next steps

Multi-agent architecture: Each legal domain has a dedicated specialist agent trained on domain-specific protocols. The master orchestrator handles routing, and agents can collaborate on cross-domain queries (e.g., a property dispute that involves contract law and civil procedure).