legal-sanity-review
About
This mandatory workflow scans code for legal risks like client names or proprietary references before cross-review. It blocks the review cycle if violations are found, requiring fixes first. Use it as a pre-gate for PR creation, code porting, or any cross-review trigger.
Quick Install
Claude Code
Recommendednpx skills add vamseeachanta/workspace-hub/plugin add https://github.com/vamseeachanta/workspace-hubgit clone https://github.com/vamseeachanta/workspace-hub.git ~/.claude/skills/legal-sanity-reviewCopy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill
Documentation
Legal Sanity Review Workflow
Version: 1.0.0 Category: Workflows Triggers: Before cross-review (Codex/Gemini), PR creation, code porting
Purpose
Ensures no client project names, proprietary tool references, or legally sensitive content reaches the cross-review stage or a pull request. This is a mandatory pre-gate — if the legal scan fails, the review cycle does not proceed.
Review Flow
Claude/Gemini performs task
↓
Commit changes
↓
Legal Sanity Scan ◄── MANDATORY PRE-GATE
├── BLOCK → Fix violations → Re-scan
└── PASS → Proceed to Codex review
↓
Cross-Review Cycle
Integration Points
Cross-Review Pre-Gate
The legal scan runs before the first Codex/Gemini iteration:
| Step | Gate | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Legal Scan | Run legal-sanity-scan.sh --diff-only |
| 2 | Pass? | If no → fix and re-scan |
| 3 | Codex Review | First cross-review iteration |
| 4 | Gemini Review | Parallel cross-review |
PR Pre-Hook
Integrated into pr-manager.md hooks:
./scripts/legal/legal-sanity-scan.sh --diff-only || (echo "Legal sanity FAILED" && exit 1)
Manual Invocation
# Full repo scan
./scripts/legal/legal-sanity-scan.sh --repo=worldenergydata
# All submodules
./scripts/legal/legal-sanity-scan.sh --all
Exit Conditions
| Condition | Code | Action |
|---|---|---|
| PASS | 0 | Proceed to cross-review |
| BLOCK | 1 | Fix violations, re-scan |
| SCAN_ERROR | 2 | Check script/config, retry |
Violation Response
When the scan finds block-severity violations:
- Stop — do not proceed to cross-review or PR creation
- Report — list each violation with file:line and pattern
- Fix — replace client references with generic equivalents
- Re-scan — confirm all violations are resolved
- Continue — proceed to the cross-review cycle
Configuration
Deny lists control what patterns are scanned:
- Global:
.legal-deny-list.yaml(workspace root) - Per-project:
<submodule>/.legal-deny-list.yaml
See .claude/rules/legal-compliance.md for the full policy.
Use this workflow whenever committing AI-generated or ported code to ensure legal compliance before review.
GitHub Repository
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