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ContractMaker in ChatGPT and other AI assistants

Every draft is for review by a qualified attorney. ContractMaker is a document tool. It does not give legal advice, and no lawyer has reviewed a draft for you.

ContractMaker works inside an AI assistant. Say what kind of work you do and what document you need. The assistant finds a template, asks you for the names and what the work is, and builds a draft from the same template library as the generator on this site.

What you can ask

  • “I am a freelance photographer. Which contract templates can you draft for me?”
  • “I run a small ad agency and need a monthly retainer agreement. What do you need from me?”
  • “Draft a sample photography contract between my studio and my client for a half day shoot.”
  • “Which parts of this contract does the library rate as the riskiest?”
  • “What does the usage license clause say?”
  • “Is there a clause about a kill fee?”

What it needs

The name of the person or business doing the work, the name of the client, and what the work is. The assistant asks you for them. It does not guess names, scope, dates or amounts. Anything you leave out stays as a visible blank in the draft. Where the template has a built-in default, such as a number of days, the assistant tells you which one it used so you can change it.

It never picks the law that governs the contract, the venue or the court. Those stay blank until you choose them, and a qualified attorney should confirm the choice.

What it gives you

  • A list of templates for your kind of work: contracts, proposals, retainer agreements, statements of work and NDAs.
  • A draft with your details filled in, the blanks still to fill, and a warning when a section points at a section that is not in the draft.
  • The sections the library rates as higher risk, so you know where a lawyer should look first. The rating is the library’s own. It is not a legal opinion.
  • The wording of any clause, with its other wordings, and a search of the clause library by topic.
  • Credit lines for openly licensed sources when a draft uses them.

Connect it

Add this address as a remote MCP server (a custom connector) in an assistant that supports them, such as ChatGPT or Claude:

https://mcp.contractmaker.app/mcp

It needs no sign-in. The tools only read the template library. They sign nothing, send nothing and store nothing.

Status: the connection is open. You can add the address above to Claude, or to ChatGPT in developer mode. The ContractMaker app in the ChatGPT app directory is waiting for review.

Limits

  • A draft is a template. It may not fit your facts or the law where you are, and it may not be current.
  • It does not make a PDF in the chat, sign, send or store a contract, and it does not review a contract someone else sent you. For a PDF, use the generator on this site.
  • Some templates in the library have gaps, such as a section that points at a missing section. The draft lists them as warnings.
  • Use it as a first draft. Do not rely on it for an important or high-value agreement without a qualified attorney.

Your data

The assistant sends ContractMaker the values for one request, such as a template name and the names and details you gave it. We do not save them. See Section 2a of the privacy policy and Section 5 of the terms.

Questions

Email contact@contractmaker.app.