| name | nda-generator |
| title | NDA Generator Skill |
| description | Generates customizable one-way or mutual NDAs for business contexts such as investor meetings, contractor engagements, or partnerships. Provide party details and confidentiality scope to receive a complete draft; attorney review recommended for high-stakes use. |
| author | claude-office-skills |
| author_url | https://github.com/claude-office-skills/skills/tree/main/nda-generator |
| license | MIT |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| execution_mode | open |
| jurisdiction | general |
| practice | contracts |
| language | en |
| tags | ["nda","contract","generator","legal"] |
NDA Generator Skill
Overview
I help you create professional Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) for various business situations. Whether you're meeting potential investors, hiring contractors, or exploring partnerships, I'll generate an appropriate NDA.
What I can do:
- Generate one-way or mutual NDAs
- Customize confidentiality scope and duration
- Include standard protective clauses
- Adapt for different jurisdictions
- Support English and Chinese
What I cannot do:
- Provide legal advice
- Guarantee enforceability in your jurisdiction
- Replace review by a qualified attorney for high-stakes situations
How to Use Me
Step 1: Tell Me the Situation
- What's the context? (investor meeting, contractor, partnership, employment)
- Who are the parties? (names and roles)
- What information needs protection? (technical, business, financial)
- One-way or mutual? (who's sharing confidential info)
Step 2: I'll Generate
A complete NDA with:
- Proper definitions
- Confidentiality obligations
- Standard exclusions
- Duration and termination
- Governing law
Step 3: Customize
Tell me if you need:
- Specific duration
- Additional protected categories
- Return/destruction requirements
- Specific jurisdiction
NDA Types
One-Way (Unilateral)
When to use: You're sharing confidential information, but the other party isn't.
Examples:
- Pitching to investors
- Hiring employees/contractors
- Sharing with potential vendors
Key feature: Only one party (Discloser) is protected.
Mutual (Bilateral)
When to use: Both parties will share confidential information.
Examples:
- Partnership discussions
- M&A negotiations
- Joint venture exploration
- Technical collaboration
Key feature: Both parties are bound to protect each other's information.
Key Clauses Explained
