Founders' Agreement Drafting

What this skill does

Drafting and review copilot for a founders' or co-founders' agreement: the document that fixes equity split, vesting and 83(b), IP assignment, roles, decision-making, deadlock and leaver or buyback terms. A repeatable, jurisdiction-agnostic method anchored on Delaware practice.

• Drafting
• Corporate
• Equity
• Vesting

Where it runs, and how to install it

Agent Skills are a format, not a product feature: a folder with a SKILL.md and whatever files it needs. Nothing inside one is model-specific.

Claude

Drop the skill folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or upload it in Settings → Capabilities. Claude loads it when the description matches what you asked for.

Claude Code

Same folder, per-project instead: .claude/skills/ inside the repository, so the skill travels with the work rather than with the machine.

Any agent that reads SKILL.md

A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md and whatever files it needs. Nothing in the format is model-specific, so a runtime that reads the file reads the skill.

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