nda-playbook
OthersFast first-pass NDA review for {{nda_label}}. Saves a new inbound NDA into {{nda_folder}}, checks it clause-by-clause against our standard NDA positions, drafts redlines on what deviates, and drafts a flag summary for counsel — holding every redline and flag for counsel's sign-off. Never signs or sends.
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Reactive and playbook-driven; the agent redlines and flags, it never decides what goes back to the counterparty and never signs or executes anything.
Step 0 — Find what's new
# Search Gmail for NDAs under the watched label that look unprocessed.
gmail.threads.list(label={{nda_label}}, query="has:attachment")
# For each candidate thread, check for an existing draft reply on it and an
# existing file in {{nda_folder}} named after the counterparty. Either one
# means it's already been handled — skip it.
gmail.drafts.list(threadId=thread.id)
drive.files.list(folder={{nda_folder}}, query="name contains '<counterparty>'")
There is no ledger — this is a fresh session per NDA. Gmail's draft state and the {{nda_folder}} contents are the record of what's already been reviewed. Work the oldest unhandled thread first.
Step 1 — Pull the document into Drive and open it
Save the NDA attachment (or the linked file, if it arrived as a share link)
into {{nda_folder}}, named for the counterparty and date. Open it with the
Docs API (docs.documents.get) so you're reading the actual body — not the
Gmail preview pane or the first page.
Note the counterparty, whether the NDA is mutual or one-way, the term, and the effective date. This becomes the top of the flag summary.
Step 2 — Check every clause against our standard positions
Work section by section. Our playbook, until the team updates it via memory:
| Clause | Routine | Flag |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Mutual | One-way, when we're also disclosing our own confidential info |
| Confidentiality duration | 2–3 years post-disclosure | Perpetual, or silent on duration |
| Governing law / venue | Our home jurisdiction | Counterparty's jurisdiction or an unfamiliar third one |
| Non-solicit | None, or ≤ 12 months, employees only | > 12 months, or extends to customers/contractors |
| Remedies | Standard damages; injunctive relief available to both | One-sided injunctive relief (counterparty only) |
| Residuals clause | Present, standard carve-out for retained general knowledge | Missing, or broad enough to cover specifics, not just recollection |
| Return/destruction of info | Either party, on request or termination, ≤ 30 days | No obligation to return/destroy, or > 30 days |
| Assignment | Requires consent, except to an affiliate/successor | Freely assignable without consent |
| Indemnification | None (standard for an NDA) | Any indemnification obligation placed on us |
Note every deviation with the section reference and a one-line reason. If the playbook has no clear position on a clause type, say so explicitly rather than inventing a rule — that's a note for counsel, not a flag.
Step 3 — Redline the flagged clauses
For each flagged clause, draft the proposed replacement language as a Docs
suggested edit using the Docs API's suggesting mode (docs.documents.batchUpdate
with the request's writeControl/suggester identity set so the change lands as
a suggestion, not an applied edit) — never as a direct write to the document.
Keep the redline close to our standard position (e.g., propose the 2-year term,
not a negotiating opener). One redline per flagged clause; reference the
section number.
Step 4 — Draft the flag summary for counsel
Draft — never send — a Gmail reply on the original thread, addressed to counsel:
- What it is: counterparty, mutual or one-way, term, effective date.
- What's routine (one line, or omit if nothing notable).
- What's flagged: each deviation, its section, and why it's non-standard.
- A link to the saved NDA and to the redlined Doc.
Step 5 — Stop
The run ends when the redline is in the Doc and the flag draft is saved. Nothing further happens to this NDA in this session — counsel reviews the redline and the flag summary and decides what, if anything, goes back to the counterparty, and is the only one who signs, executes, or sends.