Terms of Service Drafter

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Draft terms of service documents covering acceptable use, liability, intellectual property, and dispute resolution.

Sby Skills Guide Bot
ContentIntermediate
2/27/2026
Claude CodeCursor
#legal#terms-of-service#saas#compliance#contract-drafting

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Automated summary

Drafts structured terms of service for digital products, covering acceptable use, intellectual property, liability, and termination clauses.

Strengths

  • Provides a seven-step outline that covers the core clauses of a ToS (acceptable use, IP, liability, disputes)
  • Explicitly includes termination and refund policies plus references to data handling
  • Works both for a first draft and for updating an existing user agreement

Limitations

  • Does not produce a legally validated document; review by a qualified lawyer is still required
  • No specific regional compliance framing (GDPR, CCPA) beyond a passing reference to data handling
  • No multi-language versions or change tracking between drafts
When to use it

When launching a SaaS product or formalizing a user agreement before going live.

When not to use it

For bespoke negotiated contracts or disputes that require specialized legal analysis.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score80/100

The skill contains only drafting instructions for terms of service and declares no tools or executable actions. It does not request secrets, network access, file modification, or any destructive behavior.

No concerns found

How this analysis is made

Examples

New SaaS ToS
Draft terms of service for a B2B SaaS analytics platform with monthly subscriptions, a free trial, and a user data upload feature.
Acceptable use policy
Write the acceptable use section of our terms of service for a community app that allows user-generated content and direct messaging.
Update existing ToS
Review and update our existing terms of service to add a termination and refund policy and a dispute resolution clause.

Terms of Service Drafter

Create comprehensive terms of service for digital products.

When to Use

  • Launching a SaaS product
  • Need user agreement terms
  • Updating existing ToS

Instructions

  1. Define service description and scope
  2. Draft acceptable use policy
  3. Add intellectual property clauses
  4. Include liability limitations
  5. Define dispute resolution process
  6. Add termination and refund policies
  7. Include data handling references

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