Tag: legal-drafting

Templates and drafting guidance for offer letters, employment agreements and handbook policies, helping HR and legal produce consistent employment documents. Written for US employment rules; adapt them for other jurisdictions and have a lawyer review final drafts. No account or API key.

Pre-signature check for final contracts: open redlines, missing exhibits, party names and signature blocks, then sets up sequential or parallel signing. Sends via DocuSign or similar e-signature services when connected, otherwise writes signing instructions. From Anthropic's legal plugin.

Drafts common legal replies from templates: data subject requests, litigation hold notices, vendor legal inquiries, NDA requests and subpoenas, first checking for regulatory or litigation issues that templates should not handle. From Anthropic's legal plugin; have a lawyer review.

Helps in-house legal score and rank risks in contracts, deals and disputes on a severity-by-likelihood matrix, write risk memos, and know when to escalate to senior or outside counsel. No other tools needed. From Anthropic's legal plugin; not legal advice, have a lawyer review.

When revising an employee handbook, compares proposed changes clause by clause with the current version, finds knock-on effects (such as PTO changes affecting final pay) and state supplement changes, and flags risks of cutting existing benefits. US-focused; needs legal review. By Anthropic.

Anthropic's official plugin for US law school clinics: faculty set clinic rules once, then students use it for structured intake, first drafts, IRAC memo scaffolds, deadline tracking and end-of-term handoffs. It scaffolds; students analyze. Check data retention first; supervisors review output.

Drafts employee policies such as remote work, parental leave and PTO, generates state or country supplements where rules differ, and flags laws in flux. Mostly US states; needs web access for regulations and is best installed with the employment-legal plugin. Lawyer review required. By Anthropic.

Contract review plugin: five parallel subagents score contracts and flag risky clauses, compare versions, spot missing terms, explain legalese and draft counterproposals, NDAs, terms of service and privacy policies with GDPR/CCPA gap checks. No account needed; US-law focused; needs lawyer review.

The legal and risk department of headcount's company-style agent org: 8 skills for contracts and negotiation, governance, disputes and evidence, IP, privacy, compliance and a risk register; can vet other departments' work. Skills only, no account; laws vary by region, so have a lawyer review.

Contract assistant for freelancers and small businesses: scores contracts and flags risks per clause, explains terms plainly, compares versions, and drafts NDAs, privacy policies and counterproposals. Installs via the repo script; US-law oriented; PDF export needs Python; have a lawyer review.

Ports Anthropic's claude-for-legal to German law: a marketplace of 240+ plugins for contract drafting, employment, corporate, insolvency, data protection, litigation and construction law, plus practice case files. In German; experimental, so results need a lawyer's review.

German-language HR plugin for German startups of about 100 people: employment contracts, DATEV payroll handoff, personnel files and data protection, AGG complaints, works councils, absences, benefits and dismissals under German labor law. German law only; have a lawyer or HR pro review.

250+ human-reviewed legal skills from practicing lawyers, in-house counsel and academics, mostly US and EU law: compliance, GDPR, legal research, litigation, contract review and drafting, the EU AI Act. Install all or pick one; output is a draft for a lawyer to review.

From Free Law Project: finds bad redactions in PDFs, where a black box covers text that can still be selected and copied, and outputs the leaked text and positions per page as JSON. Useful for lawyers checking filings before release. Needs Python 3.10+; may miss cases, so review important files.

Three skills for US utility patents: audit a draft against a 316-item checklist before filing, have a subagent play a USPTO examiner to simulate prosecution, then test design-arounds from a competitor's view. Needs Python 3; not legal advice, so have a patent attorney or agent review.

Searches Taiwan's court judgments, national laws database and Constitutional Court interpretations, with full texts, amendment history and citation links. Public government sources only, no account; needs Python and pipx. Unofficial: have a lawyer check results against official texts.

Writes an agent's edits to Word contracts as native tracked changes and comments while keeping the original formatting; can also compare two versions and strip author metadata before sending. Built for contract redlining. Runs locally with Node.js, no account; a lawyer must review all changes.

Skill pack for law firms and in-house teams: NDA triage, multi-draft redline comparison, bulk due diligence review, meeting briefs, citation checks and weekly reports, plus privilege notes and an AI policy template. Briefs need calendar and email access. US/UK-oriented; have a lawyer review output.

Drafts US-law contracts: the agent gathers terms for standard templates (NDA, SAFE, offer letter, cloud services agreement) and outputs a DOCX to review in Word, plus guides and checklists citing source law. Use the hosted URL, or run locally for sensitive matters. Drafts only; a lawyer must review.

Local MCP for paralegal work: analyzes clause risk in Word contracts, compares two contract versions, extracts parties, dates and other key terms, outlines pleadings, and optionally searches US case law via CourtListener. US-focused; needs local Python. A lawyer must review results.

Box's official plugin: agents search files, organize folders and set sharing via the Box MCP or CLI, and use Box AI for Q&A, summaries and field extraction. Plus law firm workflows (contract review, client intake, M&A data rooms); lawyers make the legal calls. Needs Box MCP authorization.

Midpage's official plugin: from its US case law database, drafts briefs and motions (not complaints), research memos and litigation updates, checks citations and outputs annotated Word files linked to source opinions. Needs Midpage (2-week trial); Word output needs Node 18+. Lawyer review required.