startup-ops

Guide startup founders through registration, contracts, compliance, IP, and insurance.

2|Updated Mar 31, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/sanada123/openclaw-skills --skill startup-ops
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Skill: startup-ops
Source: https://github.com/sanada123/openclaw-skills/tree/main/startup-ops
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sanada123/openclaw-skills --skill startup-ops

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

startup-ops helps founders avoid legal, tax, and operational mistakes by guiding the setup of companies, contracts, basic accounting, compliance, IP/trademarks, and insurance across common jurisdictions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Entity & registration guidance: Choose a practical legal structure (e.g., sole proprietor vs LLC vs company בע״מ vs free zone LLC) and follow an action-oriented registration checklist for Israel, the US, and the UAE.
  • Founder-critical contracts: Prepare or review NDA, freelancer/contractor agreements (including IP assignment), client SOWs, and founders’ agreements with equity/vesting and decision-making terms.
  • Operational compliance basics: Set up privacy and email compliance fundamentals (GDPR, Israeli privacy law, CAN-SPAM) and align vendor/contractor decisions with data handling expectations.
  • IP, trademarks, and insurance basics: Establish what to protect first (domain/brand/code/IP), how to think about trademark registration, and what baseline insurance founders typically need.

Quick Start

Use the startup-ops skill when you are forming your company and ask: “Which entity should I choose in Israel for a startup with co-founders, and what are the first contracts and compliance steps I should complete this week?”

Frequently Asked Questions about startup-ops

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What legal setup and compliance steps do I need to start a company in Israel, the US, or the UAE?

Startup legal setup requires choosing a jurisdiction-specific entity like a US LLC or UAE free zone LLC, then completing registration, founders' agreements, and baseline privacy compliance. The skill provides action-first checklists for Israel, the US, and the UAE to guide these early operational decisions.

How do I prepare founder and freelancer contracts with IP assignment?

Preparing founder and freelancer contracts involves drafting NDAs, SOWs, and agreements that explicitly include IP assignment clauses. The skill guides generating these founder-critical contracts with equity vesting, decision-making terms, and IP protection to secure your startup's code and brand assets.

What is the best way to set up GDPR and privacy compliance for an early-stage startup?

Startup privacy compliance involves aligning vendor and contractor data handling with GDPR, Israeli privacy law, and CAN-SPAM email regulations. The skill provides operational compliance basics to establish privacy fundamentals and manage data expectations correctly during early-stage vendor management.

Do I need insurance and trademark registration before launching my startup?

Insurance and trademark registration are critical pre-launch steps to protect your startup's domain, brand, and code IP. The skill helps you establish what to protect first and outlines the baseline insurance coverage founders typically need before launching operations.

Can I use this skill to draft legal documents without hiring a lawyer?

You can use this skill to generate action-oriented checklists and draft foundational legal documents like NDAs and SOWs, but it provides non-legal-advice guidance only. The skill explicitly includes safety disclaimers and requires proper escalation to licensed counsel or accountants for final validation.

How do I choose between a sole proprietorship and an LLC for my startup?

Choosing between a sole proprietorship and an LLC or company בע״מ depends on your co-founder structure, liability needs, and jurisdiction. The skill offers practical entity and registration guidance to help you select a legal structure and follow the corresponding registration checklist.