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Covering TopMVA

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01 · 50-word description
50 words
TopMVA is a free library of five attorney-in-the-loop AI skills for
motor-vehicle-accident practice — intake triage, records requests, medical
chronology, case evaluation, and demand drafting. Each skill is a plain-text
instruction bundle with pin-cited, verified Missouri authority. The skills
draft; a licensed attorney reviews, verifies, and signs everything.
02 · 100-word description
100 words
TopMVA is a free, open library of AI skills for motor-vehicle-accident and
personal-injury practice. Its five skills cover the drafting spine of an MVA
file: intake triage, records and billing requests, medical chronology, case
evaluation, and the settlement demand. Each skill is a plain-text instruction
bundle — no code, no API keys — that installs into an AI assistant in about
two minutes. Every legal proposition the skills assert is pin-cited in a
dated Missouri authority file, verified against primary sources under a
published verification protocol. The skills refuse to invent facts, flag
every assumption, and leave review, verification, and signature to a
licensed attorney.
03 · 250-word description
250 words
TopMVA is a free library of reusable AI skills for motor-vehicle-accident
and personal-injury practice, built around a simple division of labor: the
skills draft, and a licensed attorney decides.

The library's five skills cover one stage of an MVA file each. The intake
skill turns raw first-call notes into a structured issue summary with a
flagged statute-of-limitations watch. The records skill drafts HIPAA
records requests, itemized-bill requests, wage-loss verifications, and the
crash-report request. The chronology skill converts medical records into a
dated, source-linked treatment timeline with treatment-gap flags. The
evaluation skill builds an internal, privileged valuation memo with an
explicit gross-to-net waterfall. The demand builder assembles the outbound
settlement demand and ends every draft with an items-for-attorney-review
block. The skills chain: each stage's output is the next stage's input,
with a human reviewing every judgment call.

What distinguishes the project is its verification posture. Every legal
proposition the skills assert is pin-cited to the statutory subsection in a
dated Missouri authority file, verified against the Missouri Revisor and
CourtListener under a published protocol. Propositions that cannot be
verified are marked OPEN, and the skills will not assert them. The project
publishes its own error history — including the errors made while building
the authority file — on the theory that a tool telling lawyers to verify
everything should show its own work.

Each skill is a plain-text bundle that installs into an AI assistant in
about two minutes. No code, no API keys, no accounts, no tracking.
04 · Project facts
  • What: five drop-in, attorney-in-the-loop AI skills for MVA/PI practice.
  • Launched: July 2026 (v0.1.0 on 2026-07-08; current release v0.2.0 on 2026-07-17).
  • Cost: free to download and use; skills licensed under the TopMVA Skills License (no SaaS resale), site code MIT.
  • Jurisdiction: Missouri authority by default; configurable with attorney review.
  • Architecture: static site, no accounts, no database, no analytics, no client-data collection.
  • Source: developed in the open at github.com/sps18209/topmva.com.
05 · Attribution

Attribute the project as "TopMVA (topmva.com)", created by Sage Smith. Citation formats for print and academic use are at /cite/.

06 · Approved assets
  • Social/press cardog.png (1200×630 PNG, navy/cream/gold).
  • Markfavicon.svg (vector).
  • Screenshots — screenshots of any public page on topmva.com are approved for editorial use as-is (no client data exists on the site; all samples are synthetic and labeled).
07 · Direct links 08 · Language to avoid

Please do not describe TopMVA as any of the following — each is inaccurate:

  • "Autonomous lawyer" — the skills draft under instruction; a licensed attorney reviews and signs everything.
  • "Legal advice engine" — the skills are drafting aids; nothing they produce is legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created.
  • "Guaranteed legal accuracy" — no such guarantee exists or is claimed; the entire verification protocol exists because AI output must be checked.
  • "Replacement for counsel" — the tool's design assumes, and requires, a supervising attorney.