A draft of such an agreement has existed since 2015.
"To embrace the impossibility of nuclear war and to act on the basis of indivisible security, not to mutually take actions that affect the security of the other side, not to use the territory of third countries for attack, not to include the expansion of NATO to the east (including Ukraine, Georgia and the former republics of the Soviet Union).
No military bases should be created in the former republics of the Soviet Union outside of NATO, mutual refusal to station forces and weapons in threatening areas, refrain from flying heavy bombers, and station surface combatant ships outside the national territories, from where they can strike the other side's targets.
Return to the abandonment of the INF Treaty based on land outside the national territory and eliminate the deployment of nuclear weapons abroad. NATO was asked to return to the work of the Russia-NATO Council, restore communication channels, not treat each other as adversaries, and not deploy forces in other European countries beyond the May 27, 1997 level. Also - to exclude ground INF in harmful areas, to exclude further expansion of the alliance (including military activities of central Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine and eastern Ukraine, Ukraine and eastern Ukraine). Asia".
Unless you add on AI, drones, sea and ocean interception.