Imported from vinaosb/libertarian-constitution-and-laws (docs/en/consumer-protection-toolkit/AGENTS.md). Install upstream with npx skills add vinaosb/libertarian-constitution-and-laws --skill consumer-protection-toolkit. Copyright stays with the author.

docs/en/consumer-protection-toolkit/

Disclosure-based consumer protection documents covering product liability, warranty templates, recall coordination, and deceptive practice complaint procedures.

What this directory is for

This framework protects consumers through liability, disclosure, and reputation rather than pre-market permission. There are no licensing barriers to selling products. Instead, fraud is treated as aggression actionable under the non-aggression principle, and sellers bear liability for harm caused by their products. This directory provides the operational tools for complaint handling, recall coordination, and disclosure standards.

These are practical tools, not legal texts. They reference constitutional property and contract rights and the non-aggression principle as their authority.

Structure

docs/en/consumer-protection-toolkit/
  _template.md                            Structural skeleton for all documents
  AGENTS.md                              This file
  product-liability-framework.md           Product liability and harm compensation
  disclosure-standards.md                   Mandatory disclosure requirements for sellers
  warranty-templates.md                    Warranty and guarantee templates
  recall-coordination-voluntary.md          Voluntary product recall coordination
  deceptive-practice-complaint.md           Filing and processing deceptive practice complaints
  certification-mark-standards.md           Standards for voluntary certification marks

Conventions

Follow the general conventions in docs/en/AGENTS.md. In addition:

• Cite the non-aggression principle and the defined terms "Aggression" and "Quantifiable Harm" from Constitution, Article 1(1) when discussing fraud as actionable harm.
• Cite Constitution, Article 6(9) for freedom of contract governing warranties.
• Reference commercial statutes in en/national/statutes/03-commercial-and-business.md.
• Include an "Incentive and loophole guardrails" section addressing regulatory capture through certification, frivolous complaint flooding, and disclosure overload that obscures real risks.

What lives elsewhere

• Constitutional foundations and defined terms: en/national/constitution/01-foundations-and-rights.md
• Commercial and business statutes: en/national/statutes/03-commercial-and-business.md
• Court justice documents for liability claims: docs/en/court-justice-documents/
• Citizen guides: docs/en/citizen-guides/
• Parent conventions: docs/en/AGENTS.md

Gotchas

• Disclosure-over-mandate is the core design. If a document proposes pre-market approval or licensing for sellers, it contradicts the framework.
• Certification marks are voluntary. Do not describe a mandatory government certification program for consumer goods.
• Product liability flows from the non-aggression principle, not from a specific consumer protection statute. The legal basis matters for citation consistency.