Post-WWII international military tribunals — research, drafting, and analysis. Covers (i) the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg (IMT, 1945-1946), (ii) the twelve subsequent United States Nuremberg Military Tribunals under Control Council Law No. 10 (NMT, 1946-1949), and (iii) the International Military Tribunal for the Far East at Tokyo (IMTFE, 1946-1948). Use whenever the conversation involves Nuremberg, IMT, IMTFE, the Tokyo Trial, the London Charter, the Tokyo Charter, MacArthur's Special Proclamation of 19 January 1946, the major IMT defendants (Göring, Hess, von Ribbentrop, Keitel, Kaltenbrunner, Rosenberg, Frank, Frick, Streicher, Funk, Schacht, Dönitz, Raeder, von Schirach, Sauckel, Jodl, Bormann, von Papen, Seyss-Inquart, Speer, von Neurath, Fritzsche), the IMTFE defendants (Tojo, Hirota, Doihara, Matsui, Itagaki, Kimura, Mutō, and the others), the twelve subsequent NMT trials (Justice Case, Doctors' Trial, Einsatzgruppen, High Command, IG Farben, Hostages, Ministries, RuSHA, Pohl, Krupp, Milch, Flick), Class A / B / C crimes, the Nuremberg Principles (UNGA Res. 95(I) 1946, ILC 1950), the Pal dissent, Röling dissent, Bernard dissent, Robert Jackson's opening statement, Joseph Keenan, Sir William Webb, the Blue Series, the Green Series, the Pritchard-Zaide volumes, the Tokyo Charter, or the Class A war crimes proceedings. Enforces a verification-first discipline: every citation of any Charter, judgment, transcript, exhibit, or filing must be verified against an authoritative source (Avalon Project, Harvard Nuremberg Trials Project, Stanford Taube Archive, UVA IMTFE Digital Collection, ICC Legal Tools Database, Library of Congress, UN Audiovisual Library, JACAR, or one of the listed university collections) before appearing in any output. Foundational texts may be cited from project knowledge when present. Trigger this skill any time Nuremberg, IMT, NMT, IMTFE, Tokyo Trial, the named defendants or judges, or the post-WWII tribunals are mentioned, even if the user does not explicitly ask for Nuremberg / Tokyo research.
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Post-WWII international military tribunals — research, drafting, and analysis. Covers (i) the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg (IMT, 1945-1946), (ii) the twelve subsequent United States Nuremberg Military Tribunals under Control Council Law No. 10 (NMT, 1946-1949), and (iii) the International Military Tribunal for the Far East at Tokyo (IMTFE, 1946-1948). Use whenever the conversation involves Nuremberg, IMT, IMTFE, the Tokyo Trial, the London Charter, the Tokyo Charter, MacArthur's Special Proclamation of 19 January 1946, the major IMT defendants (Göring, Hess, von Ribbentrop, Keitel, Kaltenbrunner, Rosenberg, Frank, Frick, Streicher, Funk, Schacht, Dönitz, Raeder, von Schirach, Sauckel, Jodl, Bormann, von Papen, Seyss-Inquart, Speer, von Neurath, Fritzsche), the IMTFE defendants (Tojo, Hirota, Doihara, Matsui, Itagaki, Kimura, Mutō, and the others), the twelve subsequent NMT trials (Justice Case, Doctors' Trial, Einsatzgruppen, High Command, IG Farben, Hostages, Ministries, RuSHA, Pohl, Krupp, Milch, Flick), Class A / B / C crimes, the Nuremberg Principles (UNGA Res. 95(I) 1946, ILC 1950), the Pal dissent, Röling dissent, Bernard dissent, Robert Jackson's opening statement, Joseph Keenan, Sir William Webb, the Blue Series, the Green Series, the Pritchard-Zaide volumes, the Tokyo Charter, or the Class A war crimes proceedings. Enforces a verification-first discipline: every citation of any Charter, judgment, transcript, exhibit, or filing must be verified against an authoritative source (Avalon Project, Harvard Nuremberg Trials Project, Stanford Taube Archive, UVA IMTFE Digital Collection, ICC Legal Tools Database, Library of Congress, UN Audiovisual Library, JACAR, or one of the listed university collections) before appearing in any output. Foundational texts may be cited from project knowledge when present. Trigger this skill any time Nuremberg, IMT, NMT, IMTFE, Tokyo Trial, the named defendants or judges, or the post-WWII tribunals are mentioned, even if the user does not explicitly ask for Nuremberg / Tokyo research.
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Post-WWII international military tribunals — research, drafting, and analysis. Covers (i) the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg (IMT, 1945-1946), (ii) the twelve subsequent United States Nuremberg Military Tribunals under Control Council Law No. 10 (NMT, 1946-1949), and (iii) the International Military Tribunal for the Far East at Tokyo (IMTFE, 1946-1948). Use whenever the conversation involves Nuremberg, IMT, IMTFE, the Tokyo Trial, the London Charter, the Tokyo Charter, MacArthur's Special Proclamation of 19 January 1946, the major IMT defendants (Göring, Hess, von Ribbentrop, Keitel, Kaltenbrunner, Rosenberg, Frank, Frick, Streicher, Funk, Schacht, Dönitz, Raeder, von Schirach, Sauckel, Jodl, Bormann, von Papen, Seyss-Inquart, Speer, von Neurath, Fritzsche), the IMTFE defendants (Tojo, Hirota, Doihara, Matsui, Itagaki, Kimura, Mutō, and the others), the twelve subsequent NMT trials (Justice Case, Doctors' Trial, Einsatzgruppen, High Command, IG Farben, Hostages, Ministries, RuSHA, Pohl, Krupp, Milch, Flick), Class A / B / C crimes, the Nuremberg Principles (UNGA Res. 95(I) 1946, ILC 1950), the Pal dissent, Röling dissent, Bernard dissent, Robert Jackson's opening statement, Joseph Keenan, Sir William Webb, the Blue Series, the Green Series, the Pritchard-Zaide volumes, the Tokyo Charter, or the Class A war crimes proceedings. Enforces a verification-first discipline: every citation of any Charter, judgment, transcript, exhibit, or filing must be verified against an authoritative source (Avalon Project, Harvard Nuremberg Trials Project, Stanford Taube Archive, UVA IMTFE Digital Collection, ICC Legal Tools Database, Library of Congress, UN Audiovisual Library, JACAR, or one of the listed university collections) before appearing in any output. Foundational texts may be cited from project knowledge when present. Trigger this skill any time Nuremberg, IMT, NMT, IMTFE, Tokyo Trial, the named defendants or judges, or the post-WWII tribunals are mentioned, even if the user does not explicitly ask for Nuremberg / Tokyo research.
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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