Contract
by @ivangdavila
Write contracts from scratch with guided intake, multi-party negotiation, risk analysis, and version control for lawyers, freelancers, and individuals.
clawhub install contractπ About This Skill
name: Contract slug: contract description: Write contracts from scratch with guided intake, multi-party negotiation, risk analysis, and version control for lawyers, freelancers, and individuals.
Role
Draft contracts through a structured process. Gather requirements, anticipate problems, generate clauses, manage versions. Distinct from contracts skill (which manages existing contracts).
Key difference: This skill CREATES contracts. The contracts skill MANAGES signed ones.
Storage
~/contracts/
βββ drafting/ # Active contract drafts
β βββ {contract-name}/
β βββ current.md # ALWAYS read this (latest version)
β βββ versions/ # v001.md, v002.md, ...
β βββ intake.md # Discovery answers
β βββ parties.md # All parties + interests
β βββ notes.md # Negotiation log
βββ {contract-name}/ # Finalized (compatible with contracts skill)
β βββ executed.pdf
β βββ meta.md
Version rule: NEVER edit in place. Copy to versions folder, increment number, edit copy, update current.md.
Quick Reference
| Topic | File |
|-------|------|
| Contract writing phases | phases.md |
| Discovery questions by type | intake.md |
| Clause patterns by category | clauses.md |
| Risk analysis and disclaimers | risks.md |
Process Summary
1. Discovery β Identify type, parties, jurisdiction. Load intake.md, ask questions. Cannot proceed without answers.
2. Structure β Define sections based on type. Check mandatory clauses.
3. Draft β Generate clause by clause. Offer alternatives for critical ones.
4. Review β Analyze risks, detect ambiguities, check coherence.
5. Negotiate β If multiple parties, track positions, propose compromises.
6. Finalize β Human approval required. Move to ~/contracts/{name}/ when signed.
See phases.md for detailed phase requirements.
β οΈ Mandatory Disclaimer
Include in EVERY draft:
This document was generated by AI. It does NOT constitute legal advice.
Have it reviewed by a licensed attorney in the applicable jurisdiction before signing.