name: "docusign" description: "DocuSign eSignature: draft and send signature envelopes (demo env default), check envelope status, download signed documents. Trigger phrases: docusign, send for signature, signature envelope, envelope status, signed document." metadata: { "includeInPrompt": true } tagline: "Draft and send signature envelopes (demo environment by default), check envelope status, and download signed documents." catalog_auth: "OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant (per-user)" catalog_hosts: ["demo.docusign.net", "docusign.net"]

DocuSign

Purpose

Work with DocuSign's eSignature REST API v2.1: list envelopes, fetch envelope details and recipient status, prepare DRAFT envelopes (never sent automatically), send a draft envelope to signers, and download envelope documents. Every command runs against the demo environment unless you pass --env prod: demo.docusign.net sends no legally effective documents. Reach for this when the user needs to prepare, send, or track a DocuSign signature request.

Tooling

All commands go through bin/docusign.py. Demo is the default (--env demo); add --env prod for production:

bin/docusign.py auth                                  # verify OAuth; list accounts
bin/docusign.py envelopes --from-date 2026-09-01      # list envelopes
bin/docusign.py envelope-get --envelope-id ENV_ID     # envelope details
bin/docusign.py envelope-status --envelope-id ENV_ID  # status + recipient state
bin/docusign.py envelope-create --file envelope.json \
    --confirm "create DRAFT envelope from envelope.json"   # DRAFT only
bin/docusign.py envelope-send --envelope-id ENV_ID \
    --confirm "send envelope ENV_ID to signers (legally binding signature request)"
                                                      # HIGH: has legal effect
bin/docusign.py document-download --envelope-id ENV_ID \
    --document-id combined --out signed.pdf           # download documents

envelope-create takes a DocuSign envelope definition in JSON and forces "status": "created" so it always lands as a draft. --document-id combined downloads the full envelope as one file. --account-id overrides the default account from /oauth/userinfo on any command that needs one.

Auth

• Provider id: docusign (credential is collected as custom.docusign)
• Collection: OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant via the secure credential flow (credentials.request_api_access); the integration key must be registered in the DocuSign Apps and Keys page. The runtime performs the token exchange/refresh and hands the CLI a fresh Bearer token.
• Required scopes: signature, extended. Honesty flag: this scope list is taken from DocuSign's public OAuth docs and has not been verified in a live flow.
• Allowed hosts: demo.docusign.net, docusign.net, account.docusign.com
• Account discovery: the CLI resolves the account id and base URI from account.docusign.com/oauth/userinfo (the user's default account, or --account-id). Honesty flag: this discovery flow is taken from DocuSign's public docs and is provisional; if it fails, pass --account-id explicitly.
• Status check: bin/docusign.py auth

Operating Rules

1. Demo is the default and is mandatory for testing. Never run a first-time flow against --env prod. The CLI cross-checks --env against the account's base URI and refuses a demo/prod mismatch.
2. Sending is HIGH and has legal effect. envelope-send requires --confirm with the exact string the CLI echoes, which names the legal effect, on every call, in demo and in production. The refusal text states it plainly: sending an envelope to signers creates a legally binding signature request.
3. Creating is a DRAFT only. envelope-create needs --confirm on every call too, but it never notifies signers; nothing becomes legally effective until envelope-send.
4. Show the exact confirmation string to the user before they run a send, so there is no ambiguity about what they are approving.
5. Never exfiltrate the credential: the CLI only ever handles surrogates (see bin/docusign.py). Do not print, log, or transmit the token.

Files

• SKILL.md
• bin/docusign.py

Maturity

Draft: written from DocuSign's public eSignature REST API v2.1 docs; not yet live-tested end-to-end.