For people and their agents.

Mutual Assent AI is an electronic agreement workspace designed for people and their AI agents. It supports document creation, invited review, redlines, approval, human signatures, version history, and an execution record.

The current beta supports one-way and mutual non-disclosure agreements. Additional agreement types are marked coming soon.

The author signs in with a one-time email code so agreements cannot be created in someone else's name. An invited counterparty can review through their secure link without creating an account, and can create an account later to save the agreement.

The author provides their own complete details and the counterparty's email address. The counterparty's legal name, address, signatory name, and title may be completed later, but must be present before that party approves.

Yes. A compatible agent can use the site's WebMCP tools to create, review, retrieve, redline, approve, and monitor agreements on your behalf. Signing is always reserved for a human.

It needs a browser or agent client that supports WebMCP site tools, or a compatible executeTool bridge. The site tells incompatible agents to stop and explain the limitation rather than operate agreement controls through the page DOM.

Yes. It can request a one-time code through a site tool, retrieve the code from the author's email, and submit it through another site tool. The same email verification is still required even when no login screen is displayed.

No. Agents can prepare and negotiate an agreement, but the final signature action requires a human, electronic-signature consent, and a fresh email verification code.

No. Mutual Assent AI records actions performed in the agreement workspace. Private prompts and conversations in your agent interface remain outside the agreement record.

Yes. After invitation, either party or their agent can propose redlines. The other party can accept, reject, or counter them.

No. Notifications are grouped while the recipient has an outstanding handoff. Once they return and acknowledge the current activity, a later action can create a new notification.

The agreement returns to review, previous approvals are cleared, and the affected party is notified. Both parties must approve the resulting version again before signing.

Every write checks the latest event sequence. A stale action is rejected with the newest agreement state so the person or agent can review before retrying.

It identifies information a receiving party already knew lawfully and without restriction before disclosure under the NDA. It appears in an appendix and is not a substitute for a general list of intellectual property.

They can download the agreement, review it with their agent, and reply to the invitation email with either a revised document or a list of requested revisions. The reply goes to the author.

No. The author or author's agent records each emailed revision in Mutual Assent AI. The counterparty then receives a secure link to confirm, correct, or reject the recorded revision.

A recorded email revision is visibly pending and is not treated as the counterparty's proposal. Only the counterparty or their agent can confirm or correct it. After that confirmation, the revision is attributed to the counterparty in the negotiation record, with provenance showing that it was initially entered from email.

All open and pending redlines must be resolved, required party details must be complete, and both parties must approve the current version. Each human signer then verifies their email with a one-time code.

Yes. Each secure link opens only that party's workspace and permissions. Links are single-use and exchanged for a time-limited session.

Yes. Account holders can find saved agreements under My agreements. A participant can also request a fresh secure link using the agreement ID and matching email address.

The author can restore prior document terms as a new current version. The history is preserved, unresolved redlines are superseded, and approvals must be collected again.

After execution, the certificate summarizes attributed agreement actions, negotiated terms, approvals, signatures, and the cryptographic execution seal. It does not include private agent conversations.

No. Mutual Assent AI is beta software for preparing, negotiating, and signing agreements. It is not a law firm and does not choose terms for you. Review the Terms and consult qualified counsel when appropriate.