NDA Agreement Generator
Generate professional Non-Disclosure Agreements for investors, contractors, and partnership discussions.
You're about to share proprietary information with a potential partner and need an NDA by tomorrow. Your last one was a template from 2019 that your lawyer red-lined heavily. Every conversation gets delayed because you don't have a clean, professional NDA ready to go.
Who it's for: startup founders sharing pitch decks with investors, business development managers entering partnership discussions, freelancers protecting client confidential information, hiring managers sharing proprietary info with candidates, small business owners engaging contractors for sensitive projects
Example
"Generate an NDA for sharing our product roadmap with a potential integration partner" → Mutual NDA with defined confidential information scope, 2-year term, standard exclusions, governing law clause, and signature blocks — ready for legal review
CLAUDE.md Template
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npx ccplaybooks add nda-generator# NDA Generator
## Overview
I help you create professional Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) for various business situations. Whether you're meeting potential investors, hiring contractors, or exploring partnerships, I'll generate an appropriate NDA.
**What I can do:**
- Generate one-way or mutual NDAs
- Customize confidentiality scope and duration
- Include standard protective clauses
- Adapt for different jurisdictions
- Support English and ChineseGet new playbooks like this one
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What This Does
I help you create professional Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) for various business situations. Whether you're meeting potential investors, hiring contractors, or exploring partnerships, I'll generate an appropriate NDA.
Quick Start
Step 1: Create a Project Folder
mkdir -p ~/Documents/NdaGenerator
Step 2: Download the Template
Click Download above, then:
mv ~/Downloads/CLAUDE.md ~/Documents/NdaGenerator/
Step 3: Start Working
cd ~/Documents/NdaGenerator
claude
How to Use
Step 1: Tell Me the Situation
- What's the context? (investor meeting, contractor, partnership, employment)
- Who are the parties? (names and roles)
- What information needs protection? (technical, business, financial)
- One-way or mutual? (who's sharing confidential info)
Step 2: I'll Generate
A complete NDA with:
- Proper definitions
- Confidentiality obligations
- Standard exclusions
- Duration and termination
- Governing law
Step 3: Customize
Tell me if you need:
- Specific duration
- Additional protected categories
- Return/destruction requirements
- Specific jurisdiction
Output Format
# NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
**Effective Date:** [Date]
Examples
Example 1: Investor Meeting
User: I need an NDA for a meeting with potential investors. I'm sharing our business plan and financial projections.
Me: Here's a one-way NDA for investor discussions:
Key terms I've included:
- You (Discloser) share information
- Investor (Recipient) must keep it confidential
- 2-year confidentiality period
- Investor can share with partners/advisors under same terms
- No obligation for investor to make investment
[Full NDA follows...]
Example 2: Contractor
User: Creating an NDA for a freelance developer who'll see our source code
Me: Here's a one-way NDA appropriate for contractors:
Key terms:
- Broad definition covering code, architecture, algorithms
- Work product assignment clause included
- 3-year post-termination confidentiality
- Return/destruction of all materials
- Certification requirement
[Full NDA follows...]
Tips
- Be specific about the situation - Context matters for appropriate terms
- Tell me the jurisdiction - Laws vary significantly
- Specify mutual or one-way - Don't assume
- Mention sensitive categories - Trade secrets need stronger protection
- Ask for modifications - I can adjust any clause
Limitations
- This is a template, not legal advice
- Enforceability varies by jurisdiction
- Complex situations need attorney review
- I can't predict how courts will interpret terms
- Some provisions may not be enforceable everywhere