How do I install the Ca Small Claims Sc100 skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add thomasmoreai/ca-small-claims-sc100 in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

What does the Ca Small Claims Sc100 skill do?

California SC-100 Small Claims Court form field mapping and filling guide. It is listed under Coding & Dev Tools on SkillMD.

Is Ca Small Claims Sc100 safe to use?

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Which AI agents work with Ca Small Claims Sc100?

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Is Ca Small Claims Sc100 free to use?

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Who published Ca Small Claims Sc100?

ThomasMoreAI (@thomasmoreai) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Ca Small Claims Sc100 by thomasmoreai

Name: Ca Small Claims Sc100
Author: ThomasMoreAI

File contents

California SC-100 Form Field Mapping

Form Structure (6 pages)

Page 1: Court info header, trial dates (clerk fills)
Page 2: Plaintiff info (Section 1), Defendant info (Section 2), Claim amount & reason (Section 3a)
Page 3: Dates (Section 3b/3c), Asked defendant to pay? (Section 4), Filing location reason (Section 5), Zip (Section 6), Attorney dispute (Section 7), Public entity (Section 8)
Page 4: Filed 12+ claims? (Section 9), Claim > $2500? (Section 10), Declaration/signature (Section 11)
Pages 5-6: Information pages (not fillable by plaintiff)

Key Field Paths

Page 2 - Plaintiff (Section 1)

PlaintiffName1[0] - Name
PlaintiffPhone1[0] - Phone
PlaintiffAddress1[0] - Street
PlaintiffCity1[0], PlaintiffState1[0], PlaintiffZip1[0]
EmailAdd1[0] - Email
Plaintiff[0] (PxCaption) - Name at top of pages 2-4

Page 2 - Defendant (Section 2)

DefendantName1[0], DefendantPhone1[0]
DefendantAddress1[0], DefendantCity1[0], DefendantState1[0], DefendantZip1[0]

Page 2 - Claim (Section 3)

PlaintiffClaimAmount1[0] - Dollar amount
FillField2[0] (List3.Lia) - Why defendant owes money

Page 3 - Dates (Section 3b)

Date1[0] - Specific date (or leave blank)
Date2[0] - Date started
Date3[0] - Through date

Page 3 - Calculation (Section 3c)

FillField1[0] (List3.Lic) - How calculated

Page 3 - Asked to Pay (Section 4)

Checkbox50[0] = Yes (/1), Checkbox50[1] = No (/2)
FillField2[0] (List4) - If no, explain

Page 3 - Filing Location (Section 5)

Checkbox5cb[0] in Lia = option a (/1)
Others: Lib (/2), Lic (/3), Lid (/4), Lie (/5)

Page 3 - Other Fields

ZipCode1[0] - Section 6 zip
Checkbox60[0]/[1] - Section 7 Yes/No
Checkbox61[0]/[1] - Section 8 Yes/No

Page 4

Checkbox62[0]/[1] - Section 9 Yes/No
Checkbox63[0]/[1] - Section 10 Yes/No
Date1[0] (Sign) - Signature date
PlaintiffName1[0] (Sign) - Printed name

---name: ca-small-claims-sc100description: California SC-100 Small Claims Court form field mapping and filling guide.license: MIT---# California SC-100 Form Field Mapping## Form Structure (6 pages)- Page 1: Court info header, trial dates (clerk fills)- Page 2: Plaintiff info (Section 1), Defendant info (Section 2), Claim amount & reason (Section 3a)- Page 3: Dates (Section 3b/3c), Asked defendant to pay? (Section 4), Filing location reason (Section 5), Zip (Section 6), Attorney dispute (Section 7), Public entity (Section 8)- Page 4: Filed 12+ claims? (Section 9), Claim > $2500? (Section 10), Declaration/signature (Section 11)- Pages 5-6: Information pages (not fillable by plaintiff)## Key Field Paths### Page 2 - Plaintiff (Section 1)- `PlaintiffName1[0]` - Name- `PlaintiffPhone1[0]` - Phone- `PlaintiffAddress1[0]` - Street- `PlaintiffCity1[0]`, `PlaintiffState1[0]`, `PlaintiffZip1[0]`- `EmailAdd1[0]` - Email- `Plaintiff[0]` (PxCaption) - Name at top of pages 2-4### Page 2 - Defendant (Section 2)- `DefendantName1[0]`, `DefendantPhone1[0]`- `DefendantAddress1[0]`, `DefendantCity1[0]`, `DefendantState1[0]`, `DefendantZip1[0]`### Page 2 - Claim (Section 3)- `PlaintiffClaimAmount1[0]` - Dollar amount- `FillField2[0]` (List3.Lia) - Why defendant owes money### Page 3 - Dates (Section 3b)- `Date1[0]` - Specific date (or leave blank)- `Date2[0]` - Date started- `Date3[0]` - Through date### Page 3 - Calculation (Section 3c)- `FillField1[0]` (List3.Lic) - How calculated### Page 3 - Asked to Pay (Section 4)- `Checkbox50[0]` = Yes (`/1`), `Checkbox50[1]` = No (`/2`)- `FillField2[0]` (List4) - If no, explain### Page 3 - Filing Location (Section 5)- `Checkbox5cb[0]` in Lia = option a (`/1`)- Others: Lib (`/2`), Lic (`/3`), Lid (`/4`), Lie (`/5`)### Page 3 - Other Fields- `ZipCode1[0]` - Section 6 zip- `Checkbox60[0]`/`[1]` - Section 7 Yes/No- `Checkbox61[0]`/`[1]` - Section 8 Yes/No### Page 4- `Checkbox62[0]`/`[1]` - Section 9 Yes/No- `Checkbox63[0]`/`[1]` - Section 10 Yes/No- `Date1[0]` (Sign) - Signature date- `PlaintiffName1[0]` (Sign) - Printed name

Frequently asked questions

Ca Small Claims Sc100