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Review contracts, flag risks, and generate a separate redlined DOCX.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "contract-review" skill from askskill: 1. Download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins/main/small-business/skills/contract-review/SKILL.md 2. Save it as ~/.claude/skills/contract-review/SKILL.md 3. Reload skills and tell me it's ready
Please review this MSA, flag the clauses I should negotiate, especially payment timing, liability caps, and termination terms, and provide a redlined version.
A severity-tiered risk summary, negotiation suggestions, and a separate redlined DOCX.
Review the payment terms in this vendor contract, especially Net 60+, acceptance-based payment triggers, invoicing requirements, and late fee clauses.
Identifies cash-flow risks, explains why they matter, and highlights terms worth pushing back on.
This is the contract I am about to sign. Tell me what I am actually agreeing to, flag red flags, and explain the risks in plain English.
Provides the contract type, party identification, key risk explanations, and an actionable review outcome.
SMBs without in-house legal can use it to review NDAs, MSAs, or vendor contracts before signing. It flags non-standard clauses and explains risks in plain English.
When a contract arrives as a Gmail attachment or a DocuSign envelope, the user can start a review without manually reformatting the text. The skill reads the document and returns a risk summary with a redlined draft.
When users worry that payment timing, liability caps, indemnities, or termination terms are too one-sided, they can use it to quickly find red flags and prepare negotiation points.
The document excerpt explains the skill’s quick start and review workflow. It describes how to obtain a contract from Gmail, DocuSign, local files, or pasted text, then read the full document, identify the contract type and parties, and analyze risks across categories such as payment terms, liability, termination, and intellectual property. The review produces a severity-tiered summary, negotiation guidance, and a separate redlined DOCX.
Attach a contract file, forward the email containing it, or paste the text directly.
User: "Review this MSA and flag anything I should push back on."
→ Skill reads the document, identifies parties and contract type,
analyzes 8 risk categories, returns a severity-tiered summary
with a negotiation playbook, and exports a redlined DOCX.
Get the contract — Pull from one of three sources, in order of preference:
reference/gmail-fetch.md)reference/docusign-fetch.md)pages parameter for 10+ page files) or DOCX via Read tool. If the user pastes text directly, work with what's provided.Read the full document before analyzing. Dangerous clauses are frequently in exhibits and schedules at the back.
Identify contract type and parties — Determine agreement type (NDA, MSA, SOW, SaaS subscription, consulting, subcontractor, vendor) and which party is the user's company vs. the counterparty. Note if it looks like a counterparty template — these are typically one-sided and the counterparty expects pushback.
Analyze across 8 risk categories — Work through the contract from the ops/finance perspective of a small business owner without in-house legal. Categories are ordered by typical risk severity; use judgment for context.
Category 1: Payment terms and cash flow
Category 2: Liability and indemnification
Category 3: Termination and exit
Category 4: Intellectual property
Category 5: Scope and change management
Category 6: Non-compete and exclusivity
Category 7: Confidentiality and data
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The provided information says it is suited for lightweight review of NDAs, MSAs, and vendor contracts. The excerpt also mentions SOWs, SaaS subscriptions, consulting, and subcontractor agreements, but check the source repository for the exact scope.
It can read contracts from local files, Gmail attachments, or DocuSign envelopes. The excerpt also says users can paste contract text directly.
It flags non-standard terms, explains risks, and outputs a separate redlined DOCX. The excerpt also mentions a severity-tiered summary and a negotiation playbook.
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