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Generate professional contract/agreement PDFs (and .docx CLM templates) from a declarative YAML config using the yaml-doc-generator tool ("docgen"). Use this whenever the user wants to create, manufacture, or mock up agreement documents — an MSA, NDA, SaaS/subscription agreement, amendment, exhibit, SOW, renewal notice, loan/credit agreement, fund/investment doc, BAA/DPA, government contract, or a whole document FAMILY between named parties — especially demo/test documents to load into Docusign Navigator/CLM or to feed an agreement-lifecycle agent. Triggers include "generate an MSA/NDA/agreement", "make demo contracts", "create a document family for <party> and <party>", "use docgen", or "use the yaml-doc-generator". Produces real PDFs with parties, clauses, and a manifest of critical dates (renewal/expiration).

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