Most contract work does not start from a blank page. It starts from the last one — a deed you drafted three months ago, half-remembered, copied into a new document, and then painstakingly searched for every place the old party's name still lurks. It works, but it is slow, and it is exactly the kind of task where a stray clause from the wrong matter quietly survives into the signed copy.

Legal Desk AI now has a dedicated contract drafting workspace built to remove that risk entirely.

A library of contracts that are actually drafted properly

You start from one of nine professionally written templates, each drafted in the structure and language an Indian advocate expects:

Non-Disclosure Agreement (Mutual) and Non-Disclosure Agreement (One-Way)
Employment Agreement
Consultancy Agreement
Service Agreement
Memorandum of Understanding
Partnership Deed
Leave and License Agreement
Loan Agreement

These are not thin form fills. Each one carries the recitals, operative clauses, term, governing-law and jurisdiction provisions, and execution blocks you would draft yourself — written for Indian law, with the courts and statutes referenced the way they should be.

Fill in the parties, get a finished deed

Choose a template and you are asked only for what actually changes between matters — the party names and addresses, the effective date and place, the purpose, the term, the jurisdiction city. As you fill those in, the contract assembles around them. The structure, the clauses, the legal language stay intact; only your particulars are placed where they belong.

You see the finished document in a live preview before you commit to anything. What you read is exactly what you get.

Edit freely, without touching the original

Every template in the library stays as it was drafted — a clean, trusted starting point. When you create a contract, you are working on your own copy. Edit a clause, add a schedule, strike a provision that does not apply to this deal — none of it changes the template for next time. The library remains pristine; your contract is yours.

And every contract you create is saved as its own complete record. The deed you drafted today is captured exactly as it stood when you made it, sitting in your contracts list ready to reopen, regardless of how a template might be revised later. No more wondering whether the version you signed matches the version you can still find.

Where to find it

Contracts now have their own section in your workspace. Open it, pick a template, and you are drafting in under a minute — with the confidence that the clauses underneath are sound and that the original library is one tap away whenever you need a fresh start.

This is the first release of the contract library. The nine templates here cover the agreements advocates reach for most often, and the list will grow.