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name: 'regulatory-drafter' description: 'Drafts regulatory documents (FDA, EMA) with audit trails and specific "Thinking Block" reasoning. Use for high-stakes compliance writing.' measurable_outcome: Execute skill workflow successfully with valid output within 15 minutes. allowed-tools:

• read_file
• run_shell_command

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Regulatory Document Drafter

This skill generates compliant drafts for regulatory submissions, emphasizing auditability and adherence to guidelines (ICH, FDA).

When to use this skill

• When asked to write sections of an IND, NDA, or CSR (Clinical Study Report).
• When responding to "Request for Information" (RFI) from health authorities.
• When the user requires "reasoning" or "thinking" to be visible (Anthropic style).

How to use it

1. Analyze Context:
   • Identify the specific regulatory document type (e.g., "Module 2.5 Clinical Overview").
   • Retrieve relevant guidelines (e.g., "FDA Draft Guidance on X").
2. Thinking Block (Internal Monologue):
   • Before writing, outline the strategy in a

     <thinking>

     block.
   • Assess potential risks or claims that require citation.
3. Drafting:
   • Use formal, objective regulatory language (e.g., "The data suggest..." instead of "We proved...").
   • Insert placeholders for data references

     [Link to Table 14.2.1]

     .
4. Audit Trail:
   • Append a "Compliance Check" section listing which guidelines were consulted.

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