sebi-skills

ir-search is a Korea-only skill for surveying open government support programs across K-Startup, Bizinfo, NIPA, KOCCA, and SMTECH. It profiles a project by startup stage, region, and needs such as funding, space, or R&D, then checks eligibility against original notices. Results separate opportunities available now, programs unlocked by future milestones, and options that may fit after reframing the project. Reports, raw JSONL, and notices are saved locally; repeat runs highlight new, changed, and closed opportunities. Applicants should still confirm details with the issuing agency.

Enter an address, listing URL, or coordinates, and the skill detects the country and applies the matching due-diligence playbook. You can request sections on price, tax, financing, visas, schools, scams, title monitoring, relocation, and other purchase concerns, then view the result in the terminal or save a Markdown report. Claims are dated and confidence-labeled from primarily government sources. It is decision support rather than legal, tax, or financial advice, and full audits can use substantial Claude context.

Run static checks across common web frameworks and dynamic browser probes for language, headings, ARIA landmarks, form labels, contrast, focus visibility, and related issues. The plugin maps findings to all 106 RGAA 4.1.2 criteria and can generate an accessibility statement, a three-year accessibility plan, an annual action plan, and a traceable CSV grid. Its automated scan intentionally favors false positives, so expert verification remains necessary before official publication.

Upload or paste an agreement to check classification, privacy, enforceability, missing provisions, and internal inconsistencies when a New Zealand company engages Philippines-based workers. The plugin covers contractor and employment agreements, NDAs, and SaaS or master service terms, with suggested redlines and market benchmarks. Its analysis is informational only and does not replace qualified legal counsel.