/contract-review

Purpose

/contract-review produces a clause-by-clause triage of a specific contract. For each clause category in the library, it asks the reviewer questions, flags red flags, surfaces missing clauses that should be present, and points at cross-clause interactions that only become visible when the whole contract is read at once. It is a drafting and triage aid, not a legal opinion, not a redlined markup, and not a negotiation strategy.

What it IS: an analytical ground-truth pass that names what each clause actually says (versus what a summary or master plan claims it says), flags deviations from market norms and from the clause library, and hands the reviewer a checklist of sign-offs.

What it is NOT: legal advice, a substitute for licensed counsel, a redline authoring tool, or a go/no-sign recommendation. Every finding is a hypothesis grounded in a specific clause of a specific contract, for a human to verify.

When to Use

Invoke /contract-review when you need to: