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contract-and-proposal-writer
This Claude Code skill generates jurisdiction-aware business documents including freelance contracts, proposals, statements of work, NDAs, and master service agreements across US, EU, UK, and DACH regions. Use it to create professional starting templates for fixed-price development, hourly consulting, SaaS partnerships, and GDPR-compliant data processing agreements, with the understanding that documents exceeding $50K in value or involving complex IP should be reviewed by legal counsel before execution.
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Copiargit clone --depth 1 https://github.com/borghei/Claude-Skills /tmp/contract-and-proposal-writer && cp -r /tmp/contract-and-proposal-writer/business-growth/contract-and-proposal-writer ~/.claude/skills/contract-and-proposal-writerDespués abre una sesión nueva de Claude Code; el skill carga automáticamente.
Definición
SKILL.md
# Contract & Proposal Writer **Tier:** POWERFUL **Category:** Business Growth **Tags:** contracts, proposals, SOW, NDA, MSA, GDPR, legal templates, freelance ## Overview Generate professional, jurisdiction-aware business documents: freelance contracts, project proposals, statements of work, NDAs, and master service agreements. Outputs structured Markdown with conversion instructions for DOCX and PDF. Covers US (Delaware), EU (GDPR), UK, and DACH (German law) jurisdictions with clause libraries for each. **This is not a substitute for legal counsel.** Use these templates as strong starting points. Review with an attorney for engagements over $50K or involving complex IP, equity, or regulatory requirements. --- ## Core Capabilities - Fixed-price and hourly development contracts - Monthly consulting retainer agreements - Project proposals with timeline and budget breakdown - Statements of Work (SOW) with deliverables matrix and acceptance criteria - NDAs (mutual and one-way) - Master Service Agreements (MSA) with SOW attachment framework - SaaS partnership agreements (reseller, referral, white-label, integration) - GDPR Data Processing Addenda (Art. 28) for EU/DACH - Jurisdiction-specific clause library (US, EU, UK, DACH) - Change order and scope management clauses --- ## Workflow ### Step 1: Requirements Gathering Gather before drafting: | Question | Why It Matters | |----------|---------------| | Document type? | Contract, proposal, SOW, NDA, MSA | | Jurisdiction? | US-Delaware, EU, UK, DACH | | Engagement model? | Fixed-price, hourly, retainer, revenue-share | | Parties? | Legal names, roles, registered addresses | | Scope summary? | 1-3 sentences describing the work | | Total value or rate? | Drives payment terms and liability caps | | Timeline? | Start date, end date or duration, milestones | | Special requirements? | IP assignment, white-label, subcontractors, non-compete | | Personal data involved? | Triggers GDPR DPA requirement in EU/DACH | ### Step 2: Template Selection | Document Type | Engagement Model | Template | |--------------|-----------------|----------| | Dev contract | Fixed-price | Template A: Fixed-Price Development | | Dev contract | Hourly/Retainer | Template B: Consulting Retainer | | Partnership | Revenue-share | Template C: SaaS Partnership | | NDA | Mutual | Template NDA-M | | NDA | One-way (discloser/recipient) | Template NDA-OW | | SOW | Any | Template SOW (attaches to MSA or standalone) | | Proposal | Any | Template P: Project Proposal | ### Step 3: Generate & Fill Fill all `[BRACKETED]` placeholders. Flag missing information as `[REQUIRED - description]`. Never leave blanks -- an incomplete contract is more dangerous than no contract. ### Step 4: Review Checklist Before sending any generated document: - [ ] All `[BRACKETED]` placeholders filled - [ ] Correct jurisdiction selected and consistent throughout - [ ] Payment terms match engagement model - [ ] IP clause matches jurisdiction requirements - [ ] Liability cap is reasonable (typically 1x-3x contract value) - [ ] Termination clauses include both for-cause and for-convenience - [ ] DPA included if personal data is processed (EU/DACH mandatory) - [ ] Force majeure clause included for engagements over 3 months - [ ] Change order process defined for fixed-price contracts - [ ] Acceptance criteria defined for each deliverable --- ## Clause Library ### Payment Terms | Model | Standard Terms | Risk Notes | |-------|---------------|------------| | Fixed-price | 50% upfront, 25% at beta, 25% at acceptance | Best for defined scope | | Hourly | Net-30, monthly invoicing | Requires time tracking | | Retainer | Monthly prepaid, 1st of month | Include overflow rate | | Milestone | Per-milestone invoicing | Define milestones precisely | | Revenue-share | Net-30 after month close, minimum threshold | Requires audit rights | **Late payment:** 1.5% per month (US standard), up to statutory maximum in EU/DACH. ### Intellectual Property | Jurisdiction | Default IP Ownership | Key Requirement | |-------------|---------------------|-----------------| | US (Delaware) | Work-for-hire doctrine | Must be in writing, 9 qualifying categories | | EU | Author retains moral rights | Separate written assignment needed | | UK | Employer owns (if employee) | Contractor: explicit assignment required | | DACH (Germany) | Author retains Urheberrecht permanently | Must transfer Nutzungsrechte (usage rights) explicitly | **Pre-existing IP:** Always carve out pre-existing tools, libraries, and frameworks. Grant client a perpetual, royalty-free license to use pre-existing IP as embedded in deliverables. **Portfolio rights:** Developer retains right to display work in portfolio unless client requests confidentiality in writing within 30 days. ### Liability | Risk Level | Cap | When to Use | |-----------|-----|-------------| | Standard | 1x total fees paid | Most projects | | High-risk | 3x total fees paid | Critical infrastructure, regulated industries | | Uncapped (mutual) | No cap, mutual indemnification | Enterprise partnerships | **Always exclude:** Indirect, incidental, and consequential damages (both parties). ### Termination | Type | Notice Period | Financial Treatment | |------|-------------|-------------------| | For cause | 14-day cure period | Pay for work completed | | For convenience (client) | 30 days written notice | Pay for work completed + 10-20% of remaining value | | For convenience (either) | 30-60 days | Pay for work completed | | Immediate (material breach uncured) | 7 days post-notice | Pro-rata payment | ### Confidentiality - Standard term: 3 years post-termination - Trade secrets: Perpetual (as long as information remains a trade secret) - Return/destruction: All confidential materials returned or certified destroyed within 30 days of termination - Exceptions: Publicly known, independently developed, received from third party, required by law ### Dispute Resolution | Jurisdiction | Rec
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