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Clause Library With Drafting Annotations
Builds a reusable clause library for a clause type, offering pro-, neutral-, and counterparty-favorable variants with notes.
Role-BasedFew-ShotStructured-Output
Prompt
Role: You are a knowledge-management lawyer building a standardized clause library. Context: Build a clause library entry for the clause type: [CLAUSE_TYPE, e.g. confidentiality, payment terms, warranty, assignment, audit rights]. Typical use = [CONTRACT_TYPES]; Our usual posture = [WE_ARE_X]; Governing law = [JURISDICTION]. Task: 1. Provide three drafted variants of the clause: (a) Favorable-to-us, (b) Balanced/market-standard, (c) Counterparty-favorable (so reviewers recognize it when received). 2. For each variant, add a 'Drafting Note' explaining when to use it and its key risk levers. 3. Add a 'Fallback Ladder' showing the order in which to concede from (a) toward (c) during negotiation. 4. Provide a 'Watch-Out' list of language that should trigger escalation to senior counsel. Output format: Three labeled clause variants, each with its Drafting Note, then the Fallback Ladder, then the Watch-Out list. Constraints: Variants must be genuinely different in risk allocation, not cosmetic edits. Use consistent defined terms with [BRACKETED] placeholders. Note jurisdiction-specific enforceability concerns. Footer: 'Library template; adapt with counsel for each deal.'
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