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Use this skill for the legal basics of a solo software business: 'LLC or C-Corp,' 'form a company,' 'terms of service,' 'privacy policy,' 'cookie consent,' 'GDPR,' 'co-founder agreement,' 'contractor agreement,' or 'do I need a lawyer.' Picks an entity, drafts plain-English terms and a privacy policy from the product's real facts, adds data export and deletion, and says what can wait. Drafts only, for a lawyer to review. Not for security in code (use secure) or for taxes and bookkeeping (use finances).

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# Legal

Get the few legal pieces a solo software business needs at launch, and skip the rest until a customer or a law requires them.

Everything this skill writes is a first draft, not legal advice. A licensed lawyer reviews anything binding before it is published. Paying a lawyer \$500–1,000 to review a draft costs far less than paying for the draft itself.

## Step 1: Choose the entity

These rules are for the US. Elsewhere, ask about the local equivalent of a limited-liability company.

```
Plans to raise venture capital?     → Delaware C-Corp
Profit above about \$60K a year?    → LLC, then talk to an accountant about S-Corp tax treatment
Otherwise                           → LLC in the founder's home state