legal-drafting

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.

1. Confirm document type, parties, jurisdiction, business objective, leverage, effective dates, and non-negotiables.
2. Identify missing facts and mark assumptions rather than inventing terms.
3. Map obligations, rights, conditions, exceptions, deadlines, remedies, termination, liability, confidentiality, IP, dispute, and precedence provisions.
4. Draft in consistent defined terms and plain language appropriate to the document.
5. For review, separate summary, risks, questions, and proposed redlines.
6. 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.