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Brief an AI agent that will negotiate for you with another party's agent or a person (a refund, a price, a meeting time, a contract term): your goal, your opening, your limits, your walk-away point, what it must never reveal, and when it must come back to you. Use when asked to let my agent negotiate, brief my AI for a negotiation, set limits for an agent bargaining on my behalf, or prepare for agent-to-agent negotiation. Produces the brief, the concession ladder, the never-reveal list and the hand-back triggers.

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# Agent Negotiation Brief Skill

As agents start negotiating with other agents, the risk moves from bad tactics to bad briefs: an agent told to "get a good deal" reveals your budget, concedes too fast, or agrees to something you never wanted. This skill writes the brief you give your agent: what you want, what you will accept, what it must never say, and when it must stop and ask you.

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## Required Inputs

Ask for (if not already provided), else infer and label:
- What is being negotiated, and with whom (a company, a person, their agent)
- Your ideal outcome and the least you would accept
- What you can offer in return (time, volume, a review, flexibility)
- Anything confidential (your budget, deadline, other offers)
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