Contracts legal-AI skills in General

285 legal AI skills for contracts in General.

Freelance Contract Generator

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Generate professional freelance contracts, SOWs, and NDAs for client projects. Use when creating contracts, scope of work documents, or legal agreements for freelance engagements.

Freelancer Review — Independent Contractor Contract Analysis

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Reviews contracts from a freelancer's perspective across 14 evaluation lenses including misclassification risk, IP ownership, payment terms, kill fees, and non-compete scope. Use when a freelancer or independent contractor needs to evaluate a client agreement. Trigger with "/freelancer-review" or "review this contract as a freelancer".

Full Contract Risk Review

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Use when reviewing a commercial contract to identify legal risks, unclear clauses, missing protections, and terms that expose a named company to financial or legal liability. Produces a structured report with sections for high-risk clauses, ambiguous language, missing protections, one-sided provisions, and suggested revisions. Applicable to any commercial contract type across all jurisdictions. Trigger when a company or its counsel needs a systematic risk review before signing any significant agreement.

Generate DOCX Contract

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Generate an editable DOCX service agreement with parties, terms, and payment schedule.

Generate NDA

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Generate a non-disclosure agreement PDF with party names, effective date, and standard confidentiality terms.

Governing Law and Forum Conflict Check

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Use when a contract's choice-of-law clause and forum-selection clause need to be reviewed for validity, internal consistency, and practical enforceability — particularly in cross-border MENA transactions. Checks: whether the chosen law is validly selected in each jurisdiction (Rome I in EU, freedom of contract in DIFC/ADGM/English law, mandatory rules in KSA/UAE onshore), whether the governing law and forum are compatible, what mandatory overriding rules apply regardless of choice, and whether the award or judgment will actually be enforceable where the assets are. MENA-specific traps: Sharia overlay in KSA, employment/consumer mandatory rules, Islamic finance compliance carve-outs.

Indemnification Balance Review

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Use when reviewing a contract's indemnification clauses for balance, scope, procedural fairness, and alignment with market norms. Covers the full indemnity analysis: trigger scope, asymmetry assessment, defense-control mechanics, settlement consent, cap alignment, and survival periods. Applies to MSAs, SaaS agreements, professional services contracts, and any bilateral commercial arrangement across MENA, UK, EU, and US jurisdictions.

Indemnity & Liability Analyst

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Analyses the warranty, indemnity, exclusion, cap and insurance provisions in a contract as one interacting system for one identified party. Use for focused prompts such as "what is our exposure under this indemnity", "does the cap still protect the Supplier after the carve-outs", "which liabilities are capped or uncapped", or "does the IP indemnity sit inside the cap". Reports stated and functional caps, sub-caps, quantifiable exposure, apparently uncapped categories and unquantifiable dependencies. It does not infer insurance coverage without the actual policy. Distinct from contract-reviewer, which ranks issues across an agreement.

Independent Contractor Agreement

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Use when drafting an independent contractor agreement engaging a freelancer or service provider — emphasizing independent contractor status, proper classification language, payment terms, IP assignment, confidentiality, and termination provisions compliant with jurisdiction-specific worker classification tests. Applicable across MENA (UAE, KSA, LB, EG, DIFC) and internationally. Misclassification risk is significant in MENA given mandatory labour law protections; this skill helps draft a defensible ICA. Trigger when a company is engaging an individual or entity for services without a full employment relationship.

In-House — Clause Explainer for Commercial Team

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Use when an in-house lawyer needs to explain contract clauses to the commercial, sales, or business team in plain language — translating the legal meaning, commercial impact, and risk exposure of specific provisions. Triggers when a non-lawyer asks "what does this clause mean?", "can we accept this?", or "what should we push back on?" about a contract clause or contract section.

In-House — Contract Intake Routing

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Use when an in-house legal team needs to automatically triage and route incoming contracts to the appropriate reviewer — from automated low-risk processing to senior counsel or external counsel escalation. Covers the classification logic, routing rules, and automation criteria for an in-house contract intake workflow. Triggers when setting up or running a contract triage and routing system.

In-House — Cross-Functional Translation

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Use when an in-house lawyer needs to translate legal concepts, obligations, or risk assessments into the language of a specific non-legal audience — engineers, sales, executives, or the board. Each audience receives a framing tailored to their decision-making context and vocabulary. Triggers when a legal concept or contract obligation must be communicated to a non-lawyer stakeholder for action or decision.

Input Modes

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Translates contract redlines into client-ready or opposing-counsel emails. Accepts three input modes: (1) a .docx with tracked changes, (2) a redlined PDF with strikethrough/underline formatting, or (3) a verbal description of changes. Produces a copy-paste-ready email, tone-matched to the recipient: plain-English for own clients, professional legal cover for opposing counsel. Use when the attorney says "write the redline email", "summarize these changes for the client", "draft a cover email for the redline", "explain these edits to opposing counsel", or "turn this redline into an email". Do NOT use for drafting contracts or generating redlines — use the relevant drafter skill. Do NOT use for diffing two clean (non-redlined) document versions.

Intake — MSA (Master Services Agreement)

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Use when a user wants to draft or negotiate a Master Services Agreement (MSA) and Claude must gather the commercial, IP, liability, and data-protection inputs before generating the document. Triggers on requests to prepare a framework services contract, master agreement, or any umbrella commercial arrangement that will govern future statements of work. Covers multi-jurisdictional use cases (UAE, DIFC, KSA, LB, EU, UK, US) with attention to GDPR / PDPL data-processing addendum requirements.

Intake — NDA

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Use when a user wants to draft a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) or confidentiality agreement and Claude must gather the five minimum inputs before generating the document. Triggers on any request to prepare an NDA, mutual NDA, one-way confidentiality agreement, or CDA. Applies across all jurisdictions (LB, UAE, DIFC, KSA, UK, US-DE, FR). Designed for efficient single-turn intake with intelligent defaults. Routes to draft-nda-mutual or draft-nda-unilateral.

Ironclad

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Ironclad integration. Manage data, records, and automate workflows. Use when the user wants to interact with Ironclad data.

Key principles

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Use this skill when drafting NDAs, MSAs, SaaS agreements, licensing terms, or redlining contracts. Triggers on contract drafting, NDA, MSA, SaaS agreement, licensing, redlining, terms of service, data processing agreements, and any task requiring commercial contract creation or review.

Legal Analysis

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Analyze legal contracts, extract clauses, and perform legal research with structured frameworks

Legal Assistant and Paralegal

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Scans risky clauses, compares contract versions, and drafts standard NDAs for legal review.

Legal Audit

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Audits PUBLIC, CUSTOMER-FACING web app legal pages (terms of service, privacy policy, HIPAA notice, refund/cancellation policy, cookie banner, age-gating, accessibility statement, jurisdiction-specific notices, AI/algorithmic disclosure) for missing required clauses, ambiguous language, loopholes, and regulatory compliance failures across HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, FTC, ADA, FDA SaMD, CAN-SPAM, PCI-DSS, COPPA, Puerto Rico consumer law, and general US contract law. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user says audit our legal pages, review our terms/privacy/disclaimer/refund policy, check our website for legal compliance, find legal loopholes in our policies, harden our customer-facing legal text, or describes wanting to evaluate ALREADY-LIVE OR ALREADY-DRAFTED public-facing legal text on a website or app. Produces a prioritized findings report with exact citations from the source text and ready-to-paste suggested rewrites graded by severity. Do NOT use for: (a) auditing INTERNAL-only terms shown to staff/contractors at login (not customer-facing — handle directly), (b) PROPOSED-but-not-yet-shipped feature/initiative regulatory check (use legal:compliance-check), (c) B2B contract documents like MSA/NDA/DPA/SOW between businesses (use legal:review-contract), (d) SOX 404 internal financial control testing (use finance:audit-support), (e) ongoing compliance program operations like SOC 2/ISO 27001 evidence tracking (use operations:compliance-tracking), or (f) drafting a NEW policy from scratch (this skill audits existing text, not drafts new).

Legal Cog - AI Legal Documents Powered by CellCog

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Legal demands two things: frontier-level reasoning and precision document generation. CellCog delivers both. #1 on DeepResearch Bench (Feb 2026) for the intelligence that legal work requires, paired with state-of-the-art document generation for contracts, NDAs, terms of service, privacy policies, compliance reviews, and legal research. AI contract generator, legal document drafting, NDA creator, terms of service, privacy policy, compliance, legal AI.

Legal Contract Negotiation Review

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Analyze counterparty contract changes against agreement/schedules, flag conflicts, and produce severity-rated counterpositions.

Legal Demand Letter Response Draft

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Map allegations to contract language and draft a response letter with no unintended admissions.

Legal Docs Pro — Agent Skill

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Your landlord just sent a 12-page lease renewal and you have no idea what half the clauses mean. Or you need an NDA for a freelancer by tomorrow and LegalZoom wants $59 for a template that doesn't know your business. Legal Docs Pro handles both sides: generate NDAs, contracts, privacy policies, and demand letters through natural conversation, or upload a contract you received and get every risky clause flagged with a plain-English explanation of what it actually means. It remembers your business details across sessions — company name, address, standard terms — so generating your next document takes seconds, not form fields.