Productivity
Draft an agreement
A first-draft contract from plain-language terms, clearly labelled as a draft.
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What was agreed, in plain language.
Which agreement.
Which law applies.
Your prompt
Draft a first-draft Services agreement. [the terms] Governed by [your governed by]. Open the document with a visible note that this is a DRAFT prepared by an AI, not legal advice, and needs a lawyer before signature. Not a footnote: the first thing on the page. A generated contract that looks finished gets signed. Cover what the plain-language terms leave out, because that is where disputes live: payment timing and what happens when it is late, who owns what was made, confidentiality, how either side ends it, and what happens to work in progress. Flag every place you had to ASSUME something, in a list at the end. Those are the questions to take to the lawyer, and finding them is most of this document's value. Numbered sections, defined terms, plain sentences.
Use Draft an agreementOpens with everything above already filled in.
Why this works
A generated contract that looks finished gets signed, so the draft notice is the first thing on the page rather than a footnote. It covers what plain-language terms leave out, which is where disputes live, and lists every assumption it had to make as questions for a lawyer.
Questions
- Is this legal advice?
- No. It is a first draft that needs a lawyer before signature, and it says so on page one.