In simple English
This repository contains prompt templates for artificial intelligence assistants. Lawyers wrote these prompts to help startup founders handle legal documents. You plug these prompts into your assistant, such as the Claude desktop application or the command line. The assistant then knows how to review term sheets, check licenses and evaluate investment agreements. It costs nothing to download, though you still need an active assistant subscription.
What it is
A curated collection of legal prompt modules designed for artificial intelligence agents. It covers tasks like reviewing Simple Agreement for Future Equity templates, choosing a startup jurisdiction and performing due diligence.
What it is good for
Startup founders and solo builders who want their artificial intelligence assistant to give better, more legally grounded advice on early-stage company documents.
- Written by practicing lawyers who understand startup paperwork.
- Supports multiple installation methods including simple command-line tools.
- Covers common startup needs like term sheets, licenses and incorporation.
- Requires an existing artificial intelligence assistant or chatbot subscription.
- Artificial intelligence can still make mistakes on complex legal matters, so you should always verify important details with a human lawyer.
- Only covers a specific set of predefined legal skills.
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