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A contract copied from the internet is a fight with a date already on the calendar.

technology-contract-expert is the skill that drafts, reviews and audits technology contracts under Brazilian law: software development, websites, automation, integrations, AI agents, SaaS, and maintenance with SLAs. It treats the contract as the project's actual rulebook, with scope as an attachment, code assignment spelled out in writing, penalties that stay within the legal limit, and the AI-specific clauses that a template copied off the internet never has.

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Or get all 25 skills plus 9 bonuses in the Supreme Pack for R$ 497.

The problem

Who owns the code can't be left for later.

Delays, scope creep, a client who won't pay, and a fight over who owns the code almost always trace back to a contract that's vague, copied, or built on a clause that won't hold up. Three symptoms, and what changes with the skill.

What the work looks like without technology-contract-expert and with it
Without the skillWith technology-contract-expert
The client paid for the project and thinks the code is theirs, you disagree, and the contract doesn't say a single line about ownership or about the codebase you're reusing.Intellectual property settled in writing: assignment of economic rights or a license, what counts as the provider's reusable base code, open source code, and AI-generated code.
Scope lives in a single paragraph buried in the contract body, every new request turns into an argument, and the project that was supposed to take two months drags on for six.Scope, SLA and IP assignment as attachments, scope changes handled through an amendment that spells out the impact on timeline and price, and acceptance based on objective criteria.
A penalty clause worth 100% of the contract looks like protection, until a judge cuts it down for being disproportionate, and it backfires on whoever drafted it.A penalty that stays within the limits of Brazil's Civil Code, a liability cap that actually holds up, and every sensitive clause paired with the reasoning behind it and the trap it avoids.

What you get out of it

What you get out of it.

A contract ready to negotiate, with the reasoning behind every sensitive clause.

  • 01

    Business diagnosis

    type of service, parties involved, pricing model, personal data and criticality

  • 02

    Drafted contract

    balanced by default, or tilted to whichever side you specify, with no abusive clauses

  • 03

    Separate attachments

    scope, SLA, rights assignment, confidentiality, DPA and amendments

  • 04

    Checklist-driven review

    of a contract the client sent you, with the risk on every point and suggested replacement wording

How it works

You ask for the contract. It asks who keeps the code.

  1. Diagnoses the deal

    Type of service, whether the client is a business or a consumer, which side you're on, fixed price or hourly, personal data, criticality and timeline.

  2. Builds the structure

    The list of clauses and attachments gets confirmed with you before writing the full draft, with scope, SLA and IP assignment going into attachments.

  3. Drafts with the reasoning attached

    Every sensitive clause comes with its text, the legal reasoning behind it, and the trap it avoids, ready to send to the client.

  4. Covers what's tech-specific

    Code assignment, AI-generated code, vendor lock-in, token and API costs, LGPD compliance (Brazil's data-protection law), and SLAs.

  5. Runs the risk checklist

    Disproportionate penalties, void clauses, open-ended scope and undefined ownership, all checked before you sign.

Before you buy

What you need, and what it never does.

What you need nothing extra to pay for

  • Claude Code or Codex, either one works
  • The deal's details: service, value, timeline and who the parties are
  • The current contract, when the request is a review

Setup zero

  • Drop the folder into your Claude Code or Codex skills location
  • Call it by name whenever you need a contract, a clause, or a review
  • Answer the diagnostic questions and confirm the structure before the draft

What it never does as a rule

  • Skip the diagnosis and jump straight to the text
  • Leave code ownership implied instead of explicit
  • Set a penalty above the legal limit
  • Write open-ended scope into the contract body
  • Skip the disclosure that it doesn't replace a lawyer

Its limits

It drafts the contract. It doesn't replace a lawyer.

The skill drafts, flags risk and explains the legal reasoning, but it doesn't replace a lawyer, and everything it drafts is built on Brazilian contract and civil law. High-value deals, ongoing litigation, an investment round, an individual consumer as the client, or a cross-border contract all call for review by a digital-law attorney before you sign.

A contract doesn't fix a broken process. Acceptance criteria, timelines and amendments only protect you if they're actually used throughout the project, not just pulled out once the fight starts.

The product's LGPD compliance program is handled by lgpd-baseline, and the tax side of the company issuing the invoice is handled by contador-expert, both in the catalog.

What you receive

One folder. Drop it in and negotiate.

  • The entire skill, ready to install in Claude Code and Codex
  • 5 contract templates: software development, SaaS by subscription, maintenance with SLA, automation and integration, and AI agents
  • 6 attachments: scope, SLA, rights assignment agreement, confidentiality, DPA, and scope-change amendment
  • The 20 essential clauses, each with model text, the reasoning and the trap
  • Guides on the legal basis, intellectual property, AI and case law, with drafting and risk checklists
  • 12 months of updates, with a notice in your Supreme Pack area for every new version
  • Files22
  • Size122 KB
  • Version1.0.0
  • LanguagePT-BR
  • Updates12 months
  • Pack guarantee7 days

The price

Just this one, or all of them.

Just technology-contract-expert

R$57one time payment

  • The full skill, ready to install
  • 12 months of updates for it, announced in your account
  • Pix or card, unlocked right away
  • No guarantee after download (see terms)
Buy the skill

Bought it solo and now want it all? Message me on WhatsApp and I will deduct what you already paid.

Supreme Pack

R$ 1.665R$497or 10x on a card

  • This one plus the other 24, across five areas
  • 9 bonuses I do not sell separately
  • Any new skills I release over the next 12 months
  • 12 months of updates for all of them
  • A 7 day guarantee on the pack
Get them all for R$ 497

Buying all 25 solo adds up to R$ 1.665. The pack pays for itself by the ninth skill. See everything the Supreme Pack includes

Before you ask

Questions about technology-contract-expert.

Who owns the code in a software development contract?

It depends on what's written. Without a clear clause, ownership turns into a dispute: Brazilian law presumes ownership in favor of the client in some cases, and that presumption can be challenged. That's why the skill spells out the assignment of economic rights, what stays with the provider, and how AI-generated code is handled.

What's the penalty limit in a service contract?

The penalty can't exceed the value of the main obligation, and a judge can reduce one that's clearly excessive or when part of the contract has already been performed, under articles 412 and 413 of Brazil's Civil Code. The skill drafts the penalty clause within that limit.

Does it review a contract the client sent over?

Yes. It reads the whole contract, runs the risk checklist, and flags every sensitive point with the problem, who it hurts, and suggested replacement text.

Does the skill replace a lawyer?

No. It drafts, flags risk, and explains the legal reasoning, all under Brazilian law. High-value contracts, litigation, investment rounds, individual consumer clients, or cross-border contracts call for a lawyer's review before signing.

Is there a specific clause for AI projects?

Yes: ownership of AI-generated code, training data, liability for errors and hallucinations, vendor lock-in and portability, token and API costs, and human review.

A good contract is one nobody ever needs to pull out in a fight.

One-time payment, 12 months of updates. No refunds after download; the Supreme Pack comes with a 7-day guarantee.

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