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Describe it. Scribe builds it.

Scribe is the AI document builder in Docustay. Tell it what you need. It asks a few clickable questions, writes the document, places every field and sets the payment terms. It drafts. A person sends.

10 AI drafts a month on Free · 100 on Pro

YOU TYPE

A lease addendum for 12 Oak Street, $1,850 a month, starting 1 November.

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DOCUMENT

Lease addendumLandlordTenant

The hard rule

AI that drafts, never sends.

01

A person approves

Nothing leaves the workspace until you read the draft and press send.

02

The same through MCP

An assistant on the MCP server can prepare documents but cannot send one. A draft-only key makes that a rule, not a promise.

03

Checked first

Scribe reads a document for missing fields, a signer with no email and terms that contradict each other, and tells you what it found.

Your fields, your words

It uses what you already have.

01

Your templates

Scribe looks in the template library first, asks that template's own questions and says which one it used.

02

Your PDFs

Upload a PDF and Scribe reads it, finds where the fields belong and proposes them for you to move or remove.

03

Your Plays

A Play is a reusable instruction for one kind of document, and a Playbook is a set of them. Your own are on Pro.

Collect a payment

Say what you are collecting. Code places the field.

When Stripe is connected, Scribe's wizard asks for the amount, the currency, who pays and what it is for. The AI drafts the document around those values. Code checks them, writes the payment terms from your own values and places the one payment field.

  • The AI never sets an amount. If it writes a payment field of its own, that field is thrown away.
  • You review the draft before anything is sent.
  • Stripe must be connected first. Payments are powered by Stripe.
The wizard asks
  • AmountYou type it
  • CurrencyYou pick it
  • Who paysYou pick them
  • What forYou say

How it works

From your words to a finished document.

You describeIn plain words
Scribe asksClickable questions
Scribe buildsText + fields
You reviewNothing sent yet
SendWhen you approve

NOTHING IS SENT UNTIL YOU APPROVE IT. SCRIBE CAN MAKE MISTAKES: REVIEW EVERY DOCUMENT.

FIG. 01 · FROM YOUR WORDS TO A FINISHED DOCUMENT

What Scribe does

What Scribe does for you.

01

Asks

A few questions with two to four options each, so you click instead of typing.

02

Writes

A full document in plain words, in sections you can edit.

03

Places fields

Signature, date and every other field, each given to the right person.

04

Sets payment terms

Amounts and dates, once your Stripe account is connected.

Templates

Start from a template.

Scribe looks in the template library first, asks the template's own questions and says which template it used. Built-in Plays are free; your own Plays and Playbooks are on Pro.

  • Pick a built-in template and answer its questions.
  • Write your own Plays, and call the library from your code with the API.
Template
Independent contractor
Template
Statement of work
Template
Photo release
Template
Lease addendum

Drafts

What a draft costs.

  • Free10 AI drafts a month
  • Pay as you go10 drafts a month, then $0.30 each
  • Pro100 drafts a month, then $0.30 each
  • Lifetime50 drafts a month, then $0.30 each
FIG. 02 · WHAT YOU GET EACH MONTH
  • Price firstThe price of a draft is shown before you use it
  • Never chargedA failed or empty draft is never charged
  • ReviewYou approve every document before it is sent
  • Nothing aloneScribe never sends by itself
FIG. 03 · GOOD TO KNOW

Watch it work

Describe it. Review it. Send it.

  1. 01

    You say what you need

    Describe the document in plain words. Scribe asks a few clickable questions.

    A two-payment services agreement for a web design client

    Asked 3 questions

    Wrote the agreement, 7 sections

    Placed the signature and date fields

    Set 2 payments

    Review itChange something
  2. 02

    It places every field

    Signature, date and every other field, each given to the right person.

    Services Agreement

    Client signatureDate signedProvider signatureInitials ClientProvider
  3. 03

    You approve, then it sends

    Payment terms are set once your Stripe account is connected. Nothing is sent until you approve.

    Retainer Agreement

    Payment$1,500.00 USDPay by card
    Client signature · held until it is paid

A two-payment services agreement for a web design client

Asked 3 questions

Wrote the agreement, 7 sections

Placed the signature and date fields

Set 2 payments

Review itChange something
FIG. 04 · A SCRIBE DRAFT · SAMPLE DATA

Who does what

You decide. Scribe does the typing.

StepYouScribe
Say what you needIn plain wordsAsks a few clickable questions
Write the documentEdit any sectionWrites it in sections you can change
Place the fieldsMove or change any of themGives each person their signature, date and other fields
Send itApprove itNever sends by itself

Scribe is a drafting aid. It is not legal advice, and you review every document before anything is sent.

FIG. 05 · YOU AND SCRIBE

The questions

What Scribe asks before it writes a word.

QuestionHow you answer
What is this for, in plain words?Free text.
Who are the parties, and who signs?Free text.
Who signs first?No order, or one after another in the order listed.
What does each side provide?Free text.
Money terms and datesFree text. Amounts and dates come from you only; anything left out becomes a blank someone fills in.
Which state or country's law applies?Free text. Left blank, it becomes a blank to fill in.
What does the signer fill in?Free text.
How long do they have, and when to remind?Free text.

Then the questions for the kind of document: an NDA, a lease addendum, a photo release, a services agreement, a contractor agreement, a consent or waiver form, an offer letter or a deposit agreement.

FIG. 06 · THE WIZARD'S FIRST EIGHT QUESTIONS

Limits on the assistant

What Scribe never does.

Send, pay, signScribe never sends a document, never pays and never signs. Over MCP, nothing is emailed until send_draft is called again with confirm set to true.
Changes are proposalsAn edit request returns proposed changes (replace_text, insert_block, replace_block or remove_block) for a person to accept. It never returns an edited document.
Money is yoursThe amount of a payment comes only from the person. Plain code, not the model, checks every amount it proposes against yours and places one payment field for the payer.
ProgressA draft job moves from queued to writing, checking and ready, or failed. It can be cancelled, and a job whose worker died is put back and finished by itself.
Off by defaultAn owner switches AI drafting on for the workspace, and can set a second reader for each draft, require the sender to read it before sending, add house rules and cap drafts a day and a month.

From your code

Ask for a draft and poll for the result.

A draft is a suggestion for a person to read: nothing is saved or sent.

curl -X POST https://docustay.app/api/v1/documents/ai/draft \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DOCUSTAY_API_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "prompt": "A one-page services agreement with a client signature", "mode": "template" }'

The ask answers 202 with a job id. When the job is done, source is the draft and patches.notes lists what to check. The embedded panel uses a draft-only key that allows 50 drafts a day and ends in an hour.

Your say

Pick a writer, see the price.

Three writers

Plain-language writer (short sentences, no jargon), Careful contract drafter (precise terms, defined words, every risk named) and Quick forms (short forms and notices, fast).

Drafts

Free includes 10 AI drafts a month and Pro includes 100. Past that a draft is $0.30 on a paid plan, shown before you use it.

Ten currencies for payments

The wizard offers usd, eur, gbp, cad, aud, nzd, chf, sek, nok and dkk. A document with a payment can only be sent when Stripe is connected.

Related

Keep going with the next piece.

Questions

Quick answers.

Is Scribe legal advice?

No. It writes a starting point and flags only small things that matter. You review every document before it goes out.

Can I change what it writes?

Yes. Review it, edit the text or any field, then send.

Does Scribe send anything by itself?

No. Nothing is sent until you approve it.

What is a draft?

One request that makes a document from your words or a file. Free includes 10 a month and Pro includes 100. Past the allowance a draft is $0.30 on a paid plan, and a failed or empty draft is never charged.

Describe your first document.

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