| name | legal-drafting |
| description | Draft, review, explain, or revise legal-document language such as NDAs, service agreements, terms, policies, clauses, and negotiation notes. Use when legal text is the direct artifact; do not use for general business writing or claim jurisdiction-specific certainty without current authoritative support. |
Legal drafting
Produce clear issue-spotting and editable language while preserving uncertainty and jurisdictional limits.
- Confirm document type, parties, jurisdiction, business objective, leverage, effective dates, and non-negotiables.
- Identify missing facts and mark assumptions rather than inventing terms.
- Map obligations, rights, conditions, exceptions, deadlines, remedies, termination, liability, confidentiality, IP, dispute, and precedence provisions.
- Draft in consistent defined terms and plain language appropriate to the document.
- For review, separate summary, risks, questions, and proposed redlines.
- Cross-check internal references, definitions, dates, money, notice details, and conflicting clauses.
Do not present the output as a substitute for licensed counsel. Browse current authoritative law when the answer depends on changing statutes, regulations, or jurisdiction-specific rules. Never fabricate citations or say a provision is enforceable without support.
Read detailed-guide.md for clause patterns, review matrices, negotiation framing, and document-specific checklists.
