intercreditor-agreement
Drafts a first lien/second lien intercreditor agreement governing creditor priority, enforcement rights, and payment waterfalls over shared collateral. Follows LSTA and ABA market-standard conventions. Use when drafting intercreditor agreements, lien subordination agreements, first lien/second lien arrangements, or creditor priority documents in loan and financing transactions.
Best use case
intercreditor-agreement is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Drafts a first lien/second lien intercreditor agreement governing creditor priority, enforcement rights, and payment waterfalls over shared collateral. Follows LSTA and ABA market-standard conventions. Use when drafting intercreditor agreements, lien subordination agreements, first lien/second lien arrangements, or creditor priority documents in loan and financing transactions.
Teams using intercreditor-agreement should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/intercreditor-agreement/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How intercreditor-agreement Compares
| Feature / Agent | intercreditor-agreement | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Drafts a first lien/second lien intercreditor agreement governing creditor priority, enforcement rights, and payment waterfalls over shared collateral. Follows LSTA and ABA market-standard conventions. Use when drafting intercreditor agreements, lien subordination agreements, first lien/second lien arrangements, or creditor priority documents in loan and financing transactions.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
SKILL.md Source
# Intercreditor Agreement (Lien Priority) Drafts an intercreditor agreement establishing absolute lien priority between first lien and second lien creditors over shared collateral, incorporating LSTA-standard subordination, standstill, waterfall, turnover, and bankruptcy provisions. ## Prerequisites Collect before drafting: 1. **First lien credit agreement** — loan amounts, maturity, rates, collateral descriptions 2. **Second lien credit agreement** — same for junior facility 3. **Security agreements** — perfection status, filing details, collateral schedules 4. **Borrower organizational documents** — entity type, jurisdiction 5. **Existing intercreditor/subordination arrangements** (if any) ## Quick Start Draft all articles in order. Extract obligation amounts, maturity dates, and collateral descriptions from uploaded transaction documents. Mark any statutory citations not independently verified with `[VERIFY]`. ## Output Structure ### Article I — Recitals & Definitions Establish context referencing both credit facilities and shared collateral. Required defined terms: | Term | Scope | |---|---| | First Lien Obligations | Principal, interest (including post-petition), fees, expenses, indemnities | | Second Lien Obligations | Same scope for second lien docs | | Collateral | All shared collateral securing both obligation sets | | Lien Priority | Absolute first lien superiority regardless of attachment/perfection order | | Standstill Period | Typically 180 days, triggered by payment default or EOD under first lien docs | | Discharge of First Lien Obligations | Full payment; cash pay, L/C termination, hedge unwind conditions | | Insolvency Proceeding | Bankruptcy Code proceedings, receivership, assignment for benefit of creditors, foreign equivalents | ### Article II — Lien Priority & Subordination - [ ] Absolute first lien priority regardless of attachment/perfection order - [ ] Subordination covers principal, pre/post-petition interest, fees, expenses, all amounts - [ ] Priority applies to voluntary payments, enforcement, bankruptcy, collateral dispositions - [ ] Continues until Discharge of First Lien Obligations - [ ] Second lien holder may not contest priority or seek equitable subordination ### Article III — Enforcement Rights & Standstill **First lien holders may** (no second lien consent required): - Enforce all remedies against collateral - Accept/reject DIP financing proposals - Vote on reorganization plans - Exercise all secured creditor rights **Second lien holders may NOT during Standstill Period:** - Accelerate obligations or exercise collateral remedies - Object to first lien enforcement actions - Interfere with first lien rights - Seek adequate protection for second lien interests **Post-standstill:** Specify limited second lien actions available if first lien enforcement remains incomplete. ### Article IV — Payment Waterfall & Turnover **Distribution priority (all collateral proceeds):** 1. First Lien Obligations — pay in full 2. Second Lien Obligations — remainder **Turnover obligations:** - Immediate remittance of payments received in violation of priority (regardless of knowledge) - Turned-over amounts treated as first lien collateral proceeds - Covers borrower payments, collateral proceeds, bankruptcy distributions, all other sources **Address specifically:** cash collateral use in bankruptcy, adequate protection payments, distributions under confirmed reorganization plans. ### Article V — Representations & Warranties Mutual representations from both lien holders: - [ ] Due organization and authority - [ ] No conflicts with organizational docs or other agreements - [ ] Valid and perfected security interests - [ ] All actions taken to establish and maintain lien priority - [ ] No side agreements contradicting priority scheme - [ ] Transaction-specific reps (verify against uploaded credit/security docs) ### Article VI — Covenants **Notice requirements:** Prompt notice of amendments affecting collateral, obligations, or relative rights. **Second lien amendment restrictions — may not:** - Increase principal or accelerate maturity - Increase rates beyond specified thresholds - Restrict borrower's ability to satisfy first lien obligations **Bankruptcy coordination:** Proofs of claim, plan voting, DIP financing/asset sale consent. **Ongoing:** Maintain perfection, cooperate on documentation, precise notice mechanics (addresses, methods, timing). ### Article VII — Bankruptcy & Insolvency - Agreement constitutes "subordination agreement" under Section 510(a) `[VERIFY]` - Enforceable before, during, and after any bankruptcy case - Second lien holders will not oppose first lien motions for stay relief, adequate protection, or cash collateral use - First lien holders have exclusive DIP financing and cash collateral rights - Second lien holders may not seek adequate protection unless first lien holders also receive it - Address post-petition interest and Section 510(c) exception `[VERIFY]` - Enforceable against trustee or debtor-in-possession ### Article VIII — Miscellaneous | Provision | Standard | |---|---| | Governing law | Specify jurisdiction (typically NY) | | Amendments | Written consent of all parties | | Severability | Invalid provisions severable | | Integration | Supersedes all prior understandings | | Counterparts | Electronic delivery permitted | | Successors & assigns | Binding; include assignment mechanics | | Third-party beneficiaries | None (or specify borrower rights) | | Jury trial waiver | Mutual waiver | | Jurisdiction & service | Submission to specified courts | | Borrower consent | Whether amendments require borrower consent | | Termination | Conditions for agreement termination | ## Drafting Checks - [ ] Follow LSTA Model First Lien/Second Lien Intercreditor Agreement conventions - [ ] Every defined term appears in operative provisions and vice versa - [ ] Internal cross-references are accurate - [ ] Consistent capitalization of defined terms throughout - [ ] Jurisdiction-specific UCC or Bankruptcy Code variations flagged - [ ] No enforceability opinions — present as drafted terms for counsel review - [ ] If collateral includes real property, address mortgage subordination separately - [ ] All unverified statutory citations marked `[VERIFY]`
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