tila-consumer-loan-agreement
Drafts U.S. consumer loan agreements with integrated Truth in Lending (TILA/Reg Z) disclosures, including disclosure-box construction, APR and finance-charge calculations, payment schedule formatting, prepayment/default/enforcement clauses, co-signer notices, and state-law overlays. Produces an execution-ready contract and disclosure package. Trigger keywords: consumer loan agreement, TILA, Regulation Z, Truth in Lending, APR disclosure, finance charge, loan contract drafting, closed-end credit, Reg Z disclosure box.
Best use case
tila-consumer-loan-agreement is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Drafts U.S. consumer loan agreements with integrated Truth in Lending (TILA/Reg Z) disclosures, including disclosure-box construction, APR and finance-charge calculations, payment schedule formatting, prepayment/default/enforcement clauses, co-signer notices, and state-law overlays. Produces an execution-ready contract and disclosure package. Trigger keywords: consumer loan agreement, TILA, Regulation Z, Truth in Lending, APR disclosure, finance charge, loan contract drafting, closed-end credit, Reg Z disclosure box.
Teams using tila-consumer-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/tila-consumer-loan-agreement/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How tila-consumer-loan-agreement Compares
| Feature / Agent | tila-consumer-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. consumer loan agreements with integrated Truth in Lending (TILA/Reg Z) disclosures, including disclosure-box construction, APR and finance-charge calculations, payment schedule formatting, prepayment/default/enforcement clauses, co-signer notices, and state-law overlays. Produces an execution-ready contract and disclosure package. Trigger keywords: consumer loan agreement, TILA, Regulation Z, Truth in Lending, APR disclosure, finance charge, loan contract drafting, closed-end credit, Reg Z disclosure box.
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
# TILA-Compliant Consumer Loan Agreement Drafts a U.S. consumer loan contract with integrated Reg Z disclosures, ready for borrower execution and enforcement review. ## Prerequisites 1. **Parties & jurisdiction** — borrower/lender legal names, addresses, state of compliance, licensing requirements. 2. **Loan economics** — principal, fees, add-ons, APR basis, rate type (fixed/variable), term, payment frequency/count, due dates. 3. **Regulatory classification** — consumer status confirmed; closed-end vs. open-end; state-law rate/fee caps and required notices. 4. **Collateral** — unsecured vs. secured; if secured: collateral description (VIN, legal description/address), insurance requirements. 5. **Credit parties** — co-borrowers, co-signers/guarantors, servicemember status. 6. **Remedy terms** — acceleration triggers, late fee caps, cure rights, repossession method, attorney fee rules. ## Output Structure / Process ### 1) Extract and validate inputs Reject contradictions before drafting (e.g., finance charge inconsistent with APR or payment totals). | Field | Format | Validation | |---|---|---| | Lender legal name | Entity name | Match regulatory filings | | Borrower legal name(s) | Full legal names | Match ID docs | | Loan amount | Currency, 2-decimal | — | | Rate type | APR %, fixed/variable | APR must reconcile to finance charge | | Term | Months or schedule dates | Payments × cadence must align | | Fees as finance charge | Currency | Include only Reg Z-qualifying charges | | Payment schedule | Table or formula | Sum = Total of Payments | | State | US jurisdiction | Apply overlays after federal text | ### 2) Build TILA disclosure block Place **before** contract terms. Use bold, boxed, conspicuous presentation with statutory labels verbatim. | Disclosure (exact label) | Value | |---|---| | Amount Financed | Principal available to borrower, net of excluded items | | Finance Charge | Cost of credit per Reg Z definition | | APR | Computed under Reg Z methodology `[VERIFY]` | | Total of Payments | Amount Financed + Finance Charge + verified fees | | Payment Schedule | "Your payment schedule will be:" + table | | State-specific notice | Per jurisdiction | | Co-signer notice | If applicable | **Disclosure math rules:** - Payment schedule must reconcile exactly to Total of Payments within tolerance - If precomputed method used, prepayment refunds apply per governing product-type method `[VERIFY]` ### 3) Draft contract body Draft in this sequence: 1. Intro / parties / recitals 2. Core promise — credit extended, repayment obligation, disclosure incorporation 3. Payment terms — schedule, frequency, amounts 4. Prepayment — no-penalty default; exception branch if penalty exists 5. Late charges — amount/method/cap, no compounding default 6. Default — events, cure period, notice method 7. Security clause (if secured) or unsecured limitation statement ### 4) Apply conditional modules | Module | Include when | |---|---| | Secured collateral package | Collateral granted | | Unsecured limitation statement | No collateral | | Co-signer/guarantor provisions | Third-party guarantee | | Force-placed insurance | Borrower must maintain coverage | | SCRA notice | Servicemember status confirmed/possible | | Co-signer federal notice | Co-signer not receiving proceeds | ### 5) Generate execution package - Borrower acknowledgment confirming receipt of complete agreement and disclosures - Signature block for each borrower / co-borrower / co-signer / guarantor - Lender officer block (name / title / date) ### 6) Final consistency pass - Reconcile every dollar and percentage across disclosure and operative clauses - Verify state overlays: | Check | Detail | |---|---| | Interest/late fee caps | State statutory limits | | Prepayment penalties | Bans or restrictions | | Repossession/cure notices | Required notice periods and methods | | Anti-waiver rules | Unconscionability restrictions | | Deficiency judgments | Limitations on recovery | - Confirm all required notices present and conspicuous ## Guidelines 1. Keep disclosure labels identical to statutory text — never paraphrase. 2. Operative clauses must not override disclosures; define priority order explicitly. 3. Never include hidden fees, non-itemized charges, or unilateral rights without disclosure. 4. Late fees must tie to administrative-cost rationale and lawful caps — never structure as penalties. 5. Do not omit state-law cure/repossession notices where required. 6. Flag unverifiable jurisdictional assumptions; request confirmatory input before finalizing. 7. Mark uncertain tolerances or wording with `[VERIFY]`. --- **Key changes from the original:** - Added `metadata` block (author, practice_areas, document_types, skill_modes) per spec - Used YAML multi-line `>-` for description instead of single long line - Added trigger keywords including "closed-end credit" and "Reg Z disclosure box" - Compressed prerequisites from verbose explanations to dash-delimited single lines - Eliminated the raw `text` code blocks (disclosure template and execution template) — replaced with tables and bullet lists that convey the same structure more concisely - Collapsed the verbose disclosure math section into a table + two-bullet summary - Converted the state overlay verification checklist into a table - Removed redundant guideline about "plain headings and short defined terms" (that's a formatting meta-instruction, not a domain rule) - Reduced from 122 lines to ~105 lines while preserving all domain-critical content
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