Use this skill to help a person with a disability assert rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) — drafting reasonable-accommodation and reasonable-modification requests, ADA grievances, DOJ ADA complaints, and EEOC charge intake worksheets — across the three substantive titles. Triggers include "ADA", "Americans with Disabilities Act", "reasonable accommodation", "reasonable modification", "accommodation request letter", "disability discrimination", "failure to accommodate", "interactive process", "undue hardship", "service animal", "auxiliary aids", "effective communication", "accessibility barrier", "architectural barrier", "website accessibility", "ADA complaint", "file an ADA complaint", "DOJ ADA complaint", "EEOC charge", "accommodation denied", "ADA retaliation". Routes by title: Title I employment (29 CFR 1630, EEOC); Title II state/local government (28 CFR 35); Title III public accommodations (28 CFR 36 + 2010 Standards). Produces documents, not legal advice.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Use this skill to help a person with a disability assert rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) — drafting reasonable-accommodation and reasonable-modification requests, ADA grievances, DOJ ADA complaints, and EEOC charge intake worksheets — across the three substantive titles. Triggers include "ADA", "Americans with Disabilities Act", "reasonable accommodation", "reasonable modification", "accommodation request letter", "disability discrimination", "failure to accommodate", "interactive process", "undue hardship", "service animal", "auxiliary aids", "effective communication", "accessibility barrier", "architectural barrier", "website accessibility", "ADA complaint", "file an ADA complaint", "DOJ ADA complaint", "EEOC charge", "accommodation denied", "ADA retaliation". Routes by title: Title I employment (29 CFR 1630, EEOC); Title II state/local government (28 CFR 35); Title III public accommodations (28 CFR 36 + 2010 Standards). Produces documents, not legal advice.
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Use this skill to help a person with a disability assert rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) — drafting reasonable-accommodation and reasonable-modification requests, ADA grievances, DOJ ADA complaints, and EEOC charge intake worksheets — across the three substantive titles. Triggers include "ADA", "Americans with Disabilities Act", "reasonable accommodation", "reasonable modification", "accommodation request letter", "disability discrimination", "failure to accommodate", "interactive process", "undue hardship", "service animal", "auxiliary aids", "effective communication", "accessibility barrier", "architectural barrier", "website accessibility", "ADA complaint", "file an ADA complaint", "DOJ ADA complaint", "EEOC charge", "accommodation denied", "ADA retaliation". Routes by title: Title I employment (29 CFR 1630, EEOC); Title II state/local government (28 CFR 35); Title III public accommodations (28 CFR 36 + 2010 Standards). Produces documents, not legal advice.
About this listing
Category
Product & design
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI