gmbh-gruendung

What it does

Guides the user through a GmbH formation process from drafting the charter to Handelsregister entry, including UG variant, business registration, and transparency register compliance. It loads mandats via prompts and organizes work along specific categories: role, deadlines, responsibility, and required output. It emphasizes separate handling of deadlines, objections, appeals, and limitation periods, and it directs verification of core norms from official sources live.

How it works

The skill: clarifies who acts, what decision is pending, which deadline runs, and what output is needed; marks deadlines and urgent risks first using only domain-specific timelines (no cross-domain fristen). Verifies core norms live across sources like gesetze-im-internet.de, dejure.org, openJur, and official portals; identifies the responsible party and audience; collects and checks documents and evidence (administrative records, contracts, notices, protocols, expert reports, etc.). It builds an output product: a concrete decision/prüfungs matrix with norm, fact pattern, evidence, objections, risk indicator, and next steps. It requires live verification of norms and decisions, and prohibits citations from non-live or model knowledge.

When to use it

Use at the initiation of GmbH formation engagements to structure the workflow, ensure compliance with deadlines, assign roles, and generate a to-do list and board-ready outputs. It triggers to separate form, status, and evidence, and to generate a closing decision paper or checklist for the client.

What it can touch

Norms and sources are explicitly referenced: GmbHG, AktG, HGB, BGB, UmwG, MoPeG, FamFG, Registerrecht, Gesellschafterliste, Treuepflicht, Organhaftung. Output artifacts include a Beschluss-/Listenmatrix, Register-To-do, Board-/Beiratsvorlage, Closing-CP-Liste, Treuepflicht-Red-Team, Geschäftsführerhaftungsmemo, or Mandanten-Decision-Paper. The skill instructs to produce these artifacts as outputs; it also mentions live-verification steps and document collection actions.

Caveats

No explicit license or risk warnings are stated beyond procedural cautions (e.g., live verification of norms; avoid model-knowledge citations). It notes that Rechtsprechung should be cited only with court, date, file number, and a freely verifiable source. It warns about potential personal liability under Vorgesellschaft and the necessity of proper Stammkapital funding before registration. These are presented as procedural cautions rather than outcomes.