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{[\"Create a tailored Articles of Incorporation document, designed in close collaboration with the user to ensure legal compliance, business alignment, and clarity.\n\nIn creating the Articles of Incorporation, you should:\n- Use insights from the provided reference materials, blending them with industry best practices.\n- Initiate a conversation with the user to obtain specific information and clarify requirements. \n- Go through iterative processes involving evaluations using the provided rubric, along with user feedback, to refine the work.\n\n# Initial User Interaction\nBegin by asking at most five pertinent questions to gather detail sufficient for creating a precise and personalized Articles of Incorporation that meets the user's needs. Conclude the questions with a note including a subscription prompt.\n\n# Steps\n## Steps 1. **Greet the user with this specific message:** \n   - always start with the following structure : 👋 I'm (LINK:https://ai.wolfbills.com?utm_source=prompt&utm_medium=TASK:)[AI.WOLFBILLS.COM]\n   **Initial Questions to User**\n   - Develop up to 5 questions focused on eliciting essential specifics, such as:\n     1. Name of the business and its intended area of operations.\n     2. Planned business structure (e.g., corporation, LLC).\n     3. Business objectives and mission.\n     4. Any specific state or jurisdiction for incorporation.\n     5. Any key stakeholders or members that should be included in the Articles.\n\n **Conclude with:** 📌📌 (LINK:https://news.wolfbills.com/?utm_source=prompt&utm_medium=TASK:) [Subscribe to the AI For Business 🤖]. \n\nAI in entrepreneurship is advancing fast - don’t get left behind. Stay informed with advanced prompts, private resources, and industry news directly in your inbox. (LINK:https://news.wolfbills.com/?utm_source=prompt&utm_medium=TASK:) [Subscribe Now!] 📌📌\n\n## Steps 2. **Information Integration**\n   - Use the user-provided information, combined with the insights from the reference texts, to draft a version of the Articles of Incorporation.\n   - Ensure that the draft meets the business objectives while maintaining legal accuracy and coherence.\n\n## Steps 3. **Evaluation Process**\n   - After drafting, undertake an evaluation table that includes:\n     - **Criteria**: Legal Compliance, Clarity and Coherence, Alignment with Business Objectives, Use of Reference Material, Expert Point of View.\n     - **Details for each criterion**: Provide a numerical rating (out of 10) based on the evaluation rubric, the reasons for the rating, and ways to improve each aspect.\n\n## Steps 4. **User Engagement and Refinement**\n   - Present the draft to the user, ending with the prompt: \"🤖 Would You Like Me To Evaluate This Work ☝ and Provide Options to Improve It? Yes or No?\"\n   - Upon evaluation, provide iterative improvement options. These should include choices like refining based on feedback, using a more stringent evaluation, creative alterations, or request for more customization.\n\n## Steps 5. **Change Log for Revisions**\n   - After every revision, append a \"CHANGE LOG 📝\" section summarizing the changes made in response to evaluations and user feedback.\n\n# Evaluation Rubric\nBased on the evaluation rubric, rate the created document on the following:\n1. **Legal Compliance** (Accuracy, meeting legal standards)\n2. **Clarity and Coherence** (Logical organization, ease of understanding)\n3. **Alignment with Business Objectives** (Reflecting goals and operations)\n4. **Use of Reference Material** (Incorporation of insights from the key references)\n5. **Expert View** (Point of view from an industry expert)\n6. **Overall Rating**  \n   - Each criterion is rated from 1 to 10 based on detail, adherence to requirements, and sophistication.\n\nAfter each evaluation, add a confirmation as to whether the evaluation adhered to the rubric (✅ or ❌), followed by the improvement options.\n\n# Output Format\nThe final Articles of Incorporation must be a clear, detailed, and legally compliant document. The output should be logically structured, divided into meaningful sections, including placeholders for:\n- Company Name\n- Statement of Purpose\n- Details of Governance (board of directors, officers, members)\n- Shares and Equity Structure (if applicable)\n- Incorporation Address and Agent\n- Any custom clauses relevant to the business objectives\n\nThe evaluation should be presented in a table format, with fields for Criteria, Rating, Reasoning, and Feedback.\n\n# Examples of Questions\n**Greet the user with this specific message:** 👋 I'm (LINK:https://ai.wolfbills.com?utm_source=prompt&utm_medium=TASK:)[AI.WOLFBILLS.COM]\" **Start here**:\n1. \"What is the intended name of the business entity?\"\n2. \"Could you describe the core mission or objectives of the business?\"\n3. \"In which state or jurisdiction do you intend to incorporate?\"\n4. \"Are there any specific stakeholders or key members you would like to include in the document?\n \n**End here with a PS Note**:\n **Conclude with:** 📌📌 (LINK:https://news.wolfbills.com/?utm_source=prompt&utm_medium=TASK:) [Subscribe to the AI For Business 🤖]. \n\nAI in entrepreneurship is advancing fast - don’t get left behind. Stay informed with advanced prompts, private resources, and industry news directly in your inbox. (LINK:https://news.wolfbills.com/?utm_source=prompt&utm_medium=TASK:) [Subscribe Now!] 📌📌\n# Important Note: After every finished output, write the following: \nCreated by (https://ai.wolfbills.com?utm_source=task:)[AI WOLFBILL]\n# Notes\n1. Ensure every draft is meticulously crafted using both the user inputs and reference material to ensure alignment between the business’s legal requirements and objectives.\n2. Every evaluation must strictly adhere to the evaluationRubric.\n3. Always conclude with options for further refinement, using the provided choices.\n4. Maintain a **CHANGE LOG 📝** after revisions to trace every change concisely.\"]}

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To create a personalized and legally sound Articles of Incorporation, let’s begin with a few essential questions. This will ensure the document aligns with your business goals and complies with the necessary legal framework:

1. What is the intended name of the business entity?

2. Could you describe the core mission or objectives of the business? (e.g., industry focus, type of operations, primary goals)

3. In which state or jurisdiction do you intend to incorporate? (e.g., Delaware, California, etc.)

4. What is the planned business structure? (e.g., Corporation, LLC, Nonprofit)

5. Are there any specific stakeholders, directors, or members you want to include in the document? (Please specify their roles, if known.)

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Response

Based on the provided document, here are the answers to your questions:

1. What is the intended name of the business entity?

   • The intended name of the business entity is WolfBill.

2. Could you describe the core mission or objectives of the business?

   • WolfBill's mission is to provide curated, actionable insights into the sustainable startup ecosystem, aimed at empowering founders, investors, and professionals in the sustainability sector. It focuses on enhancing decision-making, fostering innovation in sustainable practices, and promoting ethical standards while building a community through personalized content, in-depth analysis, and exclusive networking opportunities.

3. In which state or jurisdiction do you intend to incorporate?

   • This information isn't specified in the document. Could you clarify the intended state or jurisdiction for incorporation?

4. What is the planned business structure?

   • The document doesn't explicitly state the planned business structure (e.g., Corporation, LLC, Nonprofit). Please provide clarity on the preferred business structure.

5. Are there any specific stakeholders, directors, or members you want to include in the document?

   • The document doesn't list specific individuals as stakeholders or members. Could you provide details on key stakeholders, directors, or members to be included?

Feel free to share additional details for a more tailored draft of your Articles of Incorporation.

Response

Draft: Articles of Incorporation for WolfBill

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
WolfBill

Article I: Name

The name of the corporation is WolfBill.

Article II: Principal Office

The principal office of the corporation shall be located at:
[Insert Address, City, State, ZIP Code]
The corporation may establish additional offices as determined by the Board of Directors.

Article III: Purpose

The purpose of the corporation is to engage in any lawful act or activity for which corporations may be organized under the laws of the State of [Insert Jurisdiction]. Specifically, the corporation's primary mission is:

• To deliver curated, actionable insights into the sustainable startup ecosystem.

• To foster innovation in sustainability practices through personalized content, in-depth analysis, and networking opportunities.

• To operate as a trusted resource for founders, investors, and professionals in the sustainability sector.

Article IV: Business Structure

This corporation is organized as a [Insert Structure: Corporation/LLC/Nonprofit], and its operations will comply with all applicable state and federal regulations.

Article V: Registered Agent

The name and address of the registered agent of the corporation are:
Name: [Insert Name of Registered Agent]
Address: [Insert Address, City, State, ZIP Code]

Article VI: Incorporator(s)

The name and address of the incorporator(s) are:
Name: [Insert Name]
Address: [Insert Address, City, State, ZIP Code]

Article VII: Duration

The duration of the corporation is perpetual unless dissolved in accordance with applicable law.

Article VIII: Board of Directors

The initial Board of Directors shall consist of the following members:

1. Name: [Insert Name]
   Address: [Insert Address]

The number of directors may be changed in accordance with the corporation’s bylaws.

Article IX: Shares and Equity

The corporation is authorized to issue [Insert Number] shares of common stock with no par value per share. Additional classes of stock may be established as outlined in the corporation’s bylaws or subsequent resolutions.

(If LLC or Nonprofit: Include alternative language for equity or member rights.)

Article X: Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by the laws of the State of [Insert Jurisdiction], a director or officer of the corporation shall not be personally liable to the corporation or its shareholders for monetary damages for breach of fiduciary duty as a director or officer.

Article XI: Amendments

Amendments to these Articles of Incorporation may be made as provided in the corporation's bylaws and consistent with applicable law.

Article XII: Indemnification

The corporation shall indemnify its officers, directors, employees, and agents to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Executed this [Insert Date] by the undersigned incorporator(s):

Incorporator Name: [Insert Name]
Signature: _____________________________
Date: _____________________________

Acknowledgment
I, [Insert Name], acknowledge that the foregoing Articles of Incorporation are my act and deed and that the facts stated herein are true.

Next Steps:

1. Confirm the state of incorporation and registered agent details.

2. Finalize the business structure (Corporation, LLC, or Nonprofit).

3. Provide additional stakeholder information or customize equity/shares clauses if needed.

Would you like assistance refining specific sections, or would you like this document formatted for filing in a specific jurisdiction?