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Anyone can say "7 skills." Here's the actual output, unedited. What you're really buying isn't a template — it's the judgment: knowing which clauses are traps, which proposal structure wins, which defaults get you paid. Judge it for yourself.

/redline— input: a 2-page freelance design contract

The skill read the whole contract and surfaced only what matters — the clauses that quietly move risk onto you — each with a plain-English reason and the exact line to push back with:

RISK
§4.2 — "All IP transfers to Client upon execution of this Agreement."
Ownership passes the moment you sign — before you're paid. You lose your only leverage. Push back: "IP and ownership transfer to the Client upon receipt of final payment."
RISK
§7.1 — "Payment due Net-60 from invoice date."
You'd finance their business for two months, interest-free. Push back: "Payment terms are Net-15, with a 1.5%/month late fee on overdue balances."
RISK
§5.3 — "Contractor shall provide revisions until Client is fully satisfied."
No ceiling — "satisfied" is entirely their call, and one project becomes months of unpaid rework. Push back: "Includes 2 rounds of revisions per deliverable; further rounds billed at my hourly rate."
WATCH
§9 — "Client may terminate at any time, for any reason."
Fine — but there's no kill fee, so a cancellation at 80% done pays you nothing. Push back: "On termination, Client pays for all work completed to date plus a [X] cancellation fee."

Everything else in the contract was standard and left untouched. That discrimination — flag the four that matter, ignore the boilerplate — is the skill.

/proposal— input: "Shopify store, checkout drops 30% on mobile, launching in 6 weeks"

Fixing your mobile checkout before launch

Prepared for Nova Goods · by [You]

The situation. You're launching in six weeks, and the checkout is dropping ~30% of carts on mobile — every one of those is a paid-for visitor walking out at the last step.

The outcome. A checkout that holds on mobile: fewer abandoned carts, more completed orders, live before your launch date — not "a redesign," but revenue that would otherwise leak away.

Scope. Included: mobile checkout audit, the top 5 friction fixes implemented, cross-device QA. Not included: full site redesign, backend/payment-gateway changes (flag if needed).

Investment

Essential — the 5 highest-impact fixes$1,400
Recommended — fixes + full mobile QA + a 2-week guarantee$2,200 ✓
Premium — the above + a conversion-tracking dashboard$3,600

Why me. Rebuilt checkout for a DTC brand last quarter — cart completion up 22% in the first month.

Next step. If the Recommended option looks right, reply "yes" and I'll hold a start date next week.

Problem mirrored, outcome sold, scope bounded, three-tier pricing anchored on the middle, one proof point, one clear CTA. That's the structure that wins — applied to your exact brief.

/invoiceFREE SKILL— input: "12 hrs website work at $75/hr for Acme + $40 hosting"

Returns a clean HTML invoice (paste into an email or save as PDF) + a Markdown copy — line totals computed, a real due date, a payment-details placeholder so it's never un-payable. This one's free: /plugin marketplace add ricardo-agent/freelancer-skills — or try it in the browser: free invoice generator →

Judged it? Good — that's the point.

Every skill in the pack works like this: the judgment encoded, the same right decisions every time, from a one-line prompt. Proposals, contract red-lining, outreach, meeting notes, scope replies, rate math — plus the free /invoice skill.

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Outputs above are representative examples of the skills' structure and judgment, lightly trimmed for length. The /redline skill catches common freelance contract traps but is not a substitute for legal advice on high-stakes agreements.