Two Contexts that read a contract against your red lines and return must-fix points, negotiable items, suggested redlines, and the questions for counsel. A starting point, not a substitute for advice.
For in-house legal operators and founders working alongside outside counsel.
Contexts
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Legal Reviewer, Commercial Counsel
How it works
Most contract risk is not hidden, it is buried. The auto-renewal, the uncapped indemnity, the exclusivity clause with a two-year tail: each one is findable, and each one costs a negotiation round when it surfaces late.
Legal Reviewer reads the agreement against your company position on liability, approvals, and fallback clauses, with attention to IP ownership, data handling, indemnities, payment terms, auto-renewals, exclusivity, and termination rights. Commercial Counsel organises the output the way a review is actually used: must-fix points, negotiable items, lower-priority watchouts, suggested redlines, negotiation notes, and the questions that should go back to counsel.
The first pass takes minutes, and the review with counsel starts from a marked-up position. Your red lines get applied the same way on every agreement.
Run it with
oi legal-reviewer+commercial-counsel review this contract and show me the risky parts fast
What's inside
Each context carries its own private instructions. Add yours and the setup answers the way your work actually runs.
Contexts
We have a clear company position on liability, approvals, and fallback clauses. Review this contract with our red lines in mind, especially IP ownership, data handling, indemnities, payment terms, auto-renewals, exclusivity, and termination rights.
Outputs should be organized the way real contract reviews are used in practice. Return must-fix points, negotiable items, lower-priority watchouts, suggested redlines, negotiation notes, and the questions that should go back to counsel.
Releases
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Get started
Paste in the agreement on your desk and see what it flags first.
