agreement-generator

Generates customized business agreements for 10 common relationship types with plain English annotations. Use when formalizing a business relationship, creating a partnership agreement, or drafting a service contract from scratch. Trigger with "/agreement-generator" or "create a freelancer agreement".

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Installation

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/plugin install general-legal-assistant@claude-code-plugins-plus

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Instructions

Business Agreement Generator

Overview

Generates professional business agreements for 10 common relationship types, each

with type-specific clause sections, plain English annotations, and proper legal

structure. Templates are benchmarked against CommonPaper standards (CC BY 4.0),

Bonterms (CC BY 4.0), and Open-Agreements (MIT) to ensure market-standard language.

The skill uses an information-gathering wizard approach — collecting essential details

before generating, rather than producing generic boilerplate that requires heavy editing.

> Legal Disclaimer: This skill generates template documents for informational and

> educational purposes only. Generated agreements are not a substitute for legal advice.

> Contract requirements vary by jurisdiction, industry, and transaction specifics.

> All documents should be reviewed by a licensed attorney before execution. No

> attorney-client relationship is created by using this tool.

Prerequisites

  • Names and details of all parties to the agreement
  • Clear understanding of the business relationship and obligations
  • Desired term, payment structure, and governing jurisdiction

Instructions

  1. Identify the agreement type. Determine which of the 10 types the user needs:
Type When to Use Key Focus
Freelancer Hiring independent contractors Deliverables, IP, independent contractor status
Partnership Forming a business partnership Profit sharing, decision authority, exit
NDA Protecting confidential info Scope, duration, remedies (use nda-generator for full NDA)
Licensing Granting IP usage rights Grant scope, royalties, exclusivity
Consulting Engaging expert advisors Scope of work, deliverables, hourly/project fees
Statement of Work (SOW) Defining project specifics Milestones, acceptance criteria, change orders
Master Service Agreement (MSA) Ongoing service relationship Framework terms, SOW attachment structure
Joint Venture Temporary business collaboration Contributions, profit split, governance, dissolution
Distribution Product distribution rights Territory, exclusivity, minimum orders, marketing
Referral Formalizing referral partnerships Commission structure, tracking, payment triggers
  1. Run the information-gathering wizard. Collect these details from the user:

Universal fields (all types):

  • Full legal names and entity types of all parties
  • Business addresses
  • Effective date and term (with renewal provisions)
  • Governing law jurisdiction
  • Payment terms (amount, schedule, method)
  • Termination provisions (for cause, for convenience, notice period)

Type-specific fields:

  • Freelancer: Deliverables list, deadlines, IP ownership, equipment provided
  • Partnership: Capital contributions, profit/loss split, management structure
  • Licensing: Licensed IP description, territory, exclusivity, royalty rate
  • Consulting: Hourly/project rate, travel expenses, deliverable format
  • SOW: Milestones with dates, acceptance criteria, change order process
  • MSA: Service categories, SLA requirements, SOW template
  • Joint Venture: Purpose, contributions (cash/IP/labor), governance board
  • Distribution: Products, territory, exclusivity, minimum purchase volumes
  • Referral: Commission percentage, payment trigger, tracking mechanism
  1. Generate type-specific clause sections. Each agreement type includes its

required sections. Common sections across all types:

Section Included In
Recitals & Definitions All types
Scope of Work / Services Freelancer, Consulting, SOW, MSA
Compensation & Payment All types
Intellectual Property Freelancer, Consulting, Licensing, JV
Confidentiality All types
Representations & Warranties All types
Indemnification All types
Limitation of Liability All types
Term & Termination All types
Non-Compete / Non-Solicit Freelancer, Partnership, Consulting, JV
Dispute Resolution All types
General Provisions All types
Signature Block All types

Type-specific sections:

  • Freelancer: Independent Contractor Status, Tax Obligations, Equipment & Workspace
  • Partnership: Capital Accounts, Voting & Decisions, Admission of New Partners, Dissolution
  • Licensing: Grant of License, Sublicensing Rights, Quality Control, Audit Rights
  • SOW: Milestones & Deliverables Table, Acceptance Testing, Change Order Procedure
  • MSA: Service Level Agreement, SOW Incorporation, Escalation Procedures
  • Joint Venture: JV Entity Formation, Management Committee, Capital Calls, Wind-Down
  • Distribution: Territory & Exclusivity, Minimum Orders, Marketing Obligations, Inventory
  • Referral: Referral Definition, Commission Calculation, Tracking & Reporting, Clawback
  1. Add plain English annotations. After each section, include:

> Plain English: {simple explanation of what this means for both parties}

  1. Apply jurisdiction-specific adjustments:
  • California: Enhanced independent contractor tests (ABC test per AB 5)
  • New York: Specific partnership law requirements
  • Texas: Non-compete enforceability standards
  • International: Choice of law and arbitration provisions (ICC or UNCITRAL rules)
  1. Insert [VERIFY] tags on any assumptions about party details, payment amounts,

or relationship specifics not explicitly provided by the user.

  1. Write the output file using the naming convention below.

Output

Generate a single Markdown file named {TYPE}-AGREEMENT-{PartyA}-{PartyB}-{YYYY-MM-DD}.md:


# {Type} Agreement

**Between:** {Party A} ("{Role A}")
**And:** {Party B} ("{Role B}")
**Effective Date:** {date}

---

## Table of Contents
{numbered section list}

---

## 1. Recitals and Definitions
{formal legal text}

> **Plain English:** {simple explanation}

## 2. {Type-Specific Section}
{formal legal text}

> **Plain English:** {simple explanation}

{... remaining sections ...}

---

## Signature Block
| | {Party A} | {Party B} |
|---|-----------|-----------|
| Signature | _________________ | _________________ |
| Name | {name} | {name} |
| Title | {title} | {title} |
| Date | _________________ | _________________ |

---

**[VERIFY] Tags Summary:**
{numbered list of assumptions}

**Agreement Type:** {type}
**Clause Count:** {count} sections
**Generated by:** Legal Assistant Plugin — Not a substitute for legal counsel.

Error Handling

Error Cause Solution
Unclear agreement type User describes a hybrid relationship Recommend the closest type, note deviations
Missing payment details User has not set compensation terms Provide market-rate ranges for context, add [VERIFY]
Multi-party agreement More than 2 parties Adapt signature block and obligations for all parties
International parties Cross-border relationship Add international arbitration clause, address currency and tax
Regulated industry Healthcare, finance, government contracting Flag additional compliance requirements (HIPAA, SOX, FAR)
California freelancer AB 5 independent contractor risks Include ABC test analysis, recommend legal review

Examples

Example 1: Freelancer Agreement

Request: "Create a freelancer agreement for a web developer building our new marketing site"

Result: FREELANCER-AGREEMENT-AcmeCorp-JaneDev-2026-04-02.md with:

  • Detailed scope of work with milestone deliverables
  • IP assignment to company upon payment (work-for-hire with assignment backup)
  • Independent contractor status affirmation
  • NET-30 payment upon milestone acceptance
  • 14-day termination for convenience with kill fee
  • Non-compete limited to direct competitors for 6 months

Example 2: Master Service Agreement

Request: "Generate an MSA between our consulting firm and a new enterprise client"

Result: MSA-AGREEMENT-ConsultingCo-EnterpriseCorp-2026-04-02.md with:

  • Framework agreement with SOW attachment template
  • Service level commitments (response times, availability)
  • Rate card structure with annual escalation cap
  • Mutual indemnification with liability cap at 12 months fees
  • Data protection addendum referencing GDPR
  • SOW change order procedure with approval workflow

Example 3: Referral Agreement

Request: "Create a referral agreement — we'll pay 10% commission for qualified leads"

Result: REFERRAL-AGREEMENT-CompanyA-PartnerB-2026-04-02.md with:

  • Qualified referral definition (signed contract within 90 days)
  • 10% commission on first-year revenue
  • 30-day payment after client payment received
  • 12-month attribution window
  • CRM tracking and quarterly reporting requirements

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