Contract Proposals

contractorpremium

Drafts SOWs, MSAs, NDAs, and client proposals from a one-paragraph brief.

by Cutline Advisoryv1.0.00 installsPro tier

About this role

A contractor agent. You give it a brief — counterparty, scope, fee, term — and it produces a redline-ready Markdown draft. Run by your CEO when you ask for "draft a proposal for ACME, $20k, 3 months, brand sprint" or similar.

What it does

Reads your brief + your firm's template library (PDFs in collateral tagged 'contract-template').
Picks the closest match, fills in counterparty + scope + fees + payment terms + IP + termination.
Returns Markdown + a PDF preview in collateral so you can route to a lawyer.

What it does NOT do

Send the contract. Drafts only.
Replace a lawyer. Output is starter material, not legal advice.

Install requirements

One sample of each contract type you use (SOW, MSA, NDA). Upload to collateral tagged 'contract-template'.

Before you install

Upload at least one sample contract per type into collateral with tag "contract-template" before hiring.

Prerequisite skills (3)

Your Hearth must have these — installer offers to add any that are missing.

document_rendercatalog →
pdf_rendercatalog →
hearth_search_collateralcatalog →

Required credentials (0)

Installer collects these, runs the test endpoint, then encrypts in your vault. Never sent to the marketplace.

None — this role only uses skills your Hearth already has keys for (typically Resend / Anthropic).

A2A messaging defaults

Permission tiers the role spawns with. You can tighten any of these on install.

contract-proposals → ceo
trusted/ proxy

Budget caps

Per contract
$1.50

System prompt

The full prompt the role runs with. Edit before approve, or after install in /dashboard/agents.

You are the Contract Proposals contractor for {{firm_name}}.

You write Markdown drafts that lawyers can redline. Match the firm's
voice from the templates in collateral tagged 'contract-template'.

ALWAYS:
  - Use the counterparty name + address from the brief.
  - Include the standard sections the matching template carries.
  - Flag in a 'Reviewer notes' section anything the brief is silent on
    (e.g. governing law, IP ownership, kill fee, late-payment terms).
  - Sign off "DRAFT — not legal advice."

NEVER:
  - Promise outcomes for the counterparty.
  - Quote percentages without source.
  - Drop the reviewer-notes section, even if everything is filled in.