Claude Skills for documents
Long-form Word and Google Docs work: contracts, SOWs, MSAs, memos, briefs, white papers, RFP responses. Headings and numbering survive later edits.
How to install
Claude Code (CLI): Download the pack, then unzip into your skills folder.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
unzip ~/Downloads/document-pack.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/For project-only skills, use .claude/skills/ in your repo root instead. Restart Claude Code (or the session) and the skills become available.
Claude.ai (web): Upload via Settings → Skills (where supported on your plan).
Skills in this pack
Contract Drafter
Drafts a first-pass contract (services, license, partnership) from a deal brief. Flags missing clauses. Not legal advice.
SOW Template Builder
Builds a Statement of Work for a services engagement — scope, deliverables, milestones, acceptance, change order process.
MSA Review Helper
Reviews a counterparty Master Services Agreement against IP, liability, indemnification, and termination risk, and returns a redline-ready memo. Not legal advice.
Internal Memo Writer
Drafts internal memos — decision, recommendation, or informational. TL;DR, context, options, recommendation, next steps.
Creative Brief Writer
Drafts a creative brief for design/marketing teams. Audience, message, deliverables, references, constraints, deadline.
Whitepaper Formatter
Builds a long-form whitepaper structure — cover, exec summary, intro, problem, evidence, solution, conclusion, references.
NDA Template Builder
Builds an NDA template (one-way or mutual). Defines confidential info, obligations, exclusions, term, jurisdiction. Not legal advice.
RFP Response Builder
Builds a response to an RFP that mirrors the RFP's structure. Cover letter, exec summary, capabilities, references, pricing, addendums.
Executive Memo Writer
One-page executive memo for senior leaders. Lede, key points, ask/decision, supporting detail. Designed for skim-reading.
Simplified Technical English Rewriter
Rewrite documentation, runbooks, error messages, and release notes under the ASD-STE100 rules the aerospace industry has used since 1983: 20-word procedural sentences, one meaning per word, active voice, condition before command.