The Wordsmith Agent Prompting Guide teaches users how to get the best output from their Agents, built around four building blocks (agents,skills,repositories and connectors)

Your business is sitting on hundreds of contracts — and all the value inside them is locked up. This walkthrough shows how Wordsmith fixes that with two features that work together. Repositories connect to where your documents already live (SharePoint, Google Drive, Notion, Confluence) — no migration, no implementation. Smart columns extract the data points you care about (counterparty, renewal date, liability cap, governing law) and keep them live as your files change. Set an alert on any column and Wordsmith emails you before a renewal or obligation comes due — so you're negotiating on the front foot, not scrambling inside the notice window. Reports give you the deep dive: a point-in-time analysis across your entire contract population, using preset columns, Yes/No fields, and tag columns for consistent, structured output in minutes instead of weeks. Using vendor contracts as the worked example, you'll see how the two fit together — the Repository as your always-current overview, the Report as your on-demand deep dive — replacing manual review, missed renewals, and expensive CLM tools.

In this episode, we dig into the House Style skill: upload a document that reflects your formatting preferences (fonts, spacing, numbering, headers, definition tables, signature blocks) and Wordsmith reformats every messy contract you throw at it to match. No more losing hours to broken indentation, mixed fonts and rogue numbering.

Can you map it? Can you build it yourself? Can you own it over time? Are you the kind of person who looks at a broken system and sees not just what’s wrong, but what it could become?

🌶️If you've ever talked to me then you'll know that since I started in legal ops, I've had a hot take on CLMs. So I wrote something about it.