형사절차 시뮬레이터 (lyn-criminal-procedure-simulator)

lyn-criminal-procedure-simulator exists for the question that dominates a first encounter with the criminal justice system: what happens next. It takes the user's current status — suspect, defendant, victim, witness — and their current stage, then lays out the whole road from investigation through indictment, trial, judgment, and execution of sentence. It is published by attorney 이영남 at thechain.lawyer. Each stage carries what to do, what to be careful of, how long it typically takes, and which options exist at that point: review of detention legality, bail, demanding a formal trial after a summary order, objection to a non-referral decision, application for adjudication, and appeals. The default response mode is deliberately terse; the interactive React widget that visualizes the timeline is generated only when the user asks for it, so the common case stays fast. The design choice worth noting is the MCP gatekeeper. Before answering at all, the skill verifies that a Korean statute-and-precedent search MCP is actually responding, by issuing a real 법령 query rather than trusting the tool list. A failed call is retried once, then cross-checked against a different tool on the same server; only after three consecutive failures does it conclude the server is down — and then it declines to walk the user through procedure at all and explains how to connect instead. Procedural guidance that silently drifts from current law is treated as worse than no guidance. Content is anchored to statutes in force as of September 2025 (Criminal Procedure Act, Prosecutors' Office Act, and the investigation-cooperation rules), with article numbers cited inline. Precedent is searched only when the user explicitly asks for it. Every output carries a disclaimer and a referral to consult an attorney — the skill explains the process, it does not advise on a case.