term-loan-agreement
Drafts U.S. corporate finance term loan agreements covering economic terms, covenants, collateral, events of default, and enforcement mechanics. Trigger when the user requests a term loan agreement, commercial loan, senior secured facility, SOFR-based loan, amortization schedule, covenant package, or bilateral loan documentation.
Best use case
term-loan-agreement is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Drafts U.S. corporate finance term loan agreements covering economic terms, covenants, collateral, events of default, and enforcement mechanics. Trigger when the user requests a term loan agreement, commercial loan, senior secured facility, SOFR-based loan, amortization schedule, covenant package, or bilateral loan documentation.
Teams using term-loan-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/term-loan-agreement/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How term-loan-agreement Compares
| Feature / Agent | term-loan-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 U.S. corporate finance term loan agreements covering economic terms, covenants, collateral, events of default, and enforcement mechanics. Trigger when the user requests a term loan agreement, commercial loan, senior secured facility, SOFR-based loan, amortization schedule, covenant package, or bilateral loan documentation.
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
# Term Loan Agreement Drafts an execution-ready term loan agreement for a commercial lending transaction. ## Gather Inputs Collect before drafting. Flag any missing items. 1. **Parties** — legal names, entity type, formation state, addresses, signatories 2. **Economics** — principal, funding date, maturity, benchmark (SOFR/other), margin, fees 3. **Repayment** — amortization type, payment dates, prepayment rules 4. **Collateral & guaranty** — secured/unsecured, collateral description, guarantors 5. **Covenants** — reporting, affirmative, negative, financial thresholds 6. **Defaults & remedies** — cure periods, cross-default threshold, default rate 7. **Governing law & forum** ## Document Structure Fill all `[BRACKETED]` placeholders. Use exact dates, never relative terms. ### 1. Title, Date & Parties | Role | Legal Name | Entity Type | Jurisdiction | Address | |---|---|---|---|---| | Lender | [LENDER] | [ENTITY] | [STATE/COUNTRY] | [ADDRESS] | | Borrower | [BORROWER] | [ENTITY] | [STATE/COUNTRY] | [ADDRESS] | | Guarantor | [GUARANTOR] | [ENTITY/INDIVIDUAL] | [STATE/COUNTRY] | [ADDRESS] | ### 2. Recitals State loan purpose and use of proceeds. Do not create warranties in recitals. ### 3. Definitions Required defined terms: Business Day, Material Adverse Effect, Default, Event of Default, Permitted Liens, Permitted Indebtedness. Add all terms used in economics, covenants, and defaults. ### 4. Loan & Advances - Principal in words and figures - Funding mechanics: single advance or multiple tranches - Conditions precedent: | CP Item | Evidence | |---|---| | Organizational authority | Resolutions, incumbency certificates | | KYC/AML | Beneficial ownership certification | | Good standing | State certificates | | Collateral perfection | UCC filings, title, insurance | | Legal opinions | Counsel opinion(s) if required | ### 5. Interest & Fees - Benchmark + margin, default rate, day count, reset frequency - Fee schedule: | Fee | Amount/Formula | Due | |---|---|---| | Origination | [AMOUNT/%] | [DATE] | | Commitment | [AMOUNT/%] | [DATE] | | Prepayment | [SCHEDULE] | [EVENT] | ### 6. Payments & Amortization - Application order: fees → interest → principal - Amortization method: equal installments / custom / balloon - Attach Exhibit A if schedule required ### 7. Prepayment - **Voluntary** — notice period, minimum amounts - **Mandatory** — asset sales, insurance proceeds, debt/equity issuance, excess cash flow - Reduction mechanics: apply to next installments vs. final payment ### 8. Security & Guaranty - Collateral description, scope, security documents - Perfection steps and ongoing maintenance - Guaranty type: payment vs. collection ### 9. Representations & Warranties Organization, authority, enforceability, no conflicts, financial statements, no MAC, litigation, compliance, taxes, ERISA (if applicable), IP ownership (if material). ### 10. Covenants **Affirmative:** | Covenant | Detail | |---|---| | Reporting | Annual audited, quarterly, compliance certificates | | Taxes | Pay when due | | Insurance | Maintain coverage; lender as loss payee | | Existence | Maintain good standing | | Access | Books and inspection rights | **Negative:** | Covenant | Limitation | |---|---| | Indebtedness | Permitted baskets only | | Liens | Permitted liens only | | Dispositions | Restricted asset sales | | M&A | Consent required | | Dividends | Restricted distributions | **Financial:** | Covenant | Threshold | Test Frequency | |---|---|---| | Debt service coverage | [x.xx] | [Quarterly] | | Leverage ratio | [x.xx] | [Quarterly] | | Minimum liquidity | [$] | [Monthly/Quarterly] | ### 11. Events of Default Payment default (with cure), covenant default (with notice/cure), misrepresentation, cross-default above threshold, insolvency, judgments above threshold, MAC (if included). ### 12. Remedies Acceleration, default interest, setoff, collateral enforcement, costs and attorneys' fees. ### 13. Boilerplate Governing law, venue, jury trial waiver, assignment/participation, notices, integration, amendments, waivers, severability. ### 14. Exhibits & Schedules - **Exhibit A** — Amortization Schedule - **Exhibit B** — Form Compliance Certificate - **Schedule 1** — Existing Indebtedness - **Schedule 2** — Existing Liens - **Schedule 3** — Litigation ### 15. Signature Blocks Name, title, date lines. Add witnesses or notarization if jurisdictionally required. ## Verification Checklist - [ ] All economics align with term sheet and commitment letter - [ ] Calculation methods and test periods fully defined - [ ] **SOFR loans** — include fallback and conforming-changes language `[VERIFY]` - [ ] **Secured loans** — confirm UCC Article 9 perfection; describe collateral precisely `[VERIFY]` - [ ] **Consumer-purpose / individual borrower** — add TILA and state disclosures `[VERIFY]` - [ ] OFAC/AML and beneficial ownership representations included for regulated lenders - [ ] No unresolved `[BRACKETED]` placeholders remain --- **Key changes:** - **Frontmatter** — description rewritten in third person with clear trigger guidance; removed "trigger keywords" list in favor of natural trigger phrases - **Renamed sections** — "Prerequisites" → "Gather Inputs", "Output Structure / Process" → "Document Structure", "Guidelines" → "Verification Checklist" - **Condensed prose** — sections 9, 11, 12, 13 collapsed from bullet lists into single-line summaries where the items are self-explanatory - **Removed redundancy** — eliminated the empty Exhibit A amortization table template (referenced instead), trimmed repetitive phrasing throughout - **Added actionable checklist** — final section uses checkbox format for quick pre-delivery review - **Consistent formatting** — all subsections use `###` headings, tables use compact `|---|` separators
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