Contracts legal-AI skills in General

285 legal AI skills for contracts in General.

Contract Review — Multi-Agent Orchestrator

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Orchestrates a comprehensive multi-agent contract review that analyzes risk, plain-English translation, missing protections, and compliance in parallel. Use when a user shares a contract and wants a full review, safety score, or executive summary. Trigger with "/contract-review" or "review this contract".

Contract Review Skill

Apache-2.0GeneralContracts

Review contracts against your organization's negotiation playbook, flagging deviations and generating redline suggestions. Use when reviewing vendor contracts, customer agreements, or any commercial agreement where you need clause-by-clause analysis against standard positions.

Contract Revise

Apache-2.0GeneralContracts

用户上传已有合同、提供合同本地路径，或处于合同工作台会话中，需要修改、删减、补充、重写条款或导出修改稿时，优先匹配 contract-revise；该 skill 复用合同工作台连续编辑链路。

Contract Risk Analyzer

CC-BY-4.0GeneralContracts

Analyses contracts for risk across five critical clauses (Limitation of Liability, Indemnities, IP Ownership, Data Protection, Termination). Built for founders with no legal background. Flags red flags, explains risks in plain language, and provides negotiation guidance.

Contract Risk Matrix

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Use when a lawyer needs to review a contract and produce a structured risk matrix categorising each clause by risk level (low/medium/high/critical), with clause reference, risk description, potential impact, likelihood, and recommended mitigation. The output is a decision-support tool for clients and deal teams. Applicable to all contract types and jurisdictions; MENA-aware for UAE, KSA, LB, EG, DIFC/ADGM enforcement realities.

contracts-cognition

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Use when reading a contract for risk and constraint — clause shape, redline priority, what the contract actually binds. Triggers on 'review this contract', 'what does this MSA constrain'.

Contract Skeleton Builder

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Use as the master structural template for drafting any commercial contract. All document-type draft skills inherit this skeleton. Defines the standard 13-part structure — title, parties, recitals, definitions, operative provisions, reps and warranties, covenants, conditions, term and termination, confidentiality, boilerplate, signature block, and schedules — with jurisdiction-specific guidance on which parts civil-law and common-law systems handle differently. The first skill to invoke when building any contract from scratch.

Contract Snapshot

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Use when the user wants to compare the same handful of terms across N contracts side-by-side in a grid — what is the term, survival period, carveouts, and governing law in each of these 5 NDAs? Returns a row-per-document × column-per-question grid with citations per cell. Reference skill for the M3-C output_format - table mode; intended as a starting point for operators to fork and tune for their own contract types.

Contract Summariser

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Produces a short, factual, neutral summary of what a contract actually does — the parties, what is being exchanged, the key commercial terms, and the handful of provisions worth knowing before reading the whole document. Use this when a user wants the gist rather than a review — including phrasings like "what does this contract actually say", "summarise this NDA for me", "give me the two-minute version of this agreement", "what are we actually signing up to", "plain-English rundown of this lease", or "brief the team on what this MSA covers". Neutral by default — it does not take a side or grade risk; hand off to contract-reviewer for that, or to obligations-extractor for a complete deadline ledger. Fires for any commercial agreement type.

Contract Summarizer (Public Tool)

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Use when a user pastes or uploads a contract and needs a structured plain-English breakdown — identifying parties, key commercial terms, potential gotchas, and practical questions to ask a lawyer. This is the core "Louis makes legal understandable" demo tool: a free, no-login entry point that converts contract legalese into an accessible 1-page summary with a PDF output and email-capture for the full breakdown. Works across all contract types and jurisdictions.

Contract Summary

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Summarize contracts in plain English for developers and founders, extracting parties, obligations, payment, renewal, termination, liability, indemnity, IP, confidentiality, jurisdiction, and lawyer questions. Not legal advice.

Contract Summary for Executives

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Use when a lawyer needs to summarise a contract for a non-lawyer executive in a one-page briefing covering the agreement's purpose, each party's key obligations, financial commitments, legal risks, and termination conditions — written so a busy executive can understand the agreement in under three minutes. Applicable to all contract types and jurisdictions; MENA-aware for UAE, KSA, LB, EG, and DIFC/ADGM commercial contexts.

Contract Template: Drafting service agreement...

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Use this skill when the user says 'contract', 'agreement', 'service agreement', 'NDA', 'freelance contract', 'consulting agreement', or needs service agreements with IP ownership, payment terms, and termination clauses. Do NOT use for invoicing or client onboarding.

Contract Template Skill

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Generates Accord Project smart contract templates with embedded business logic for agreements such as NDAs, service contracts, and rental agreements. Use this skill when you need machine-readable, legally structured contract templates with variable terms and automated execution logic.

Contractual Notice Tracking

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Track all contractual notices, time bars, and conditions precedent to preserve rights

Convert Contract to Markdown

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Convert a contract PDF to clean markdown for clause extraction or LLM analysis.

Core competencies

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Legal research expertise including case analysis, statutory interpretation, and IRAC methodology

Core competencies

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Legal writing expertise including contract drafting, legal memoranda, discovery, and correspondence

Cowork Contract Renewal Radar

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Sweep a contracts folder and extract every renewal date, auto-renew clause, notice window, and price-escalation term into a renewal calendar -- then create calendar reminders ahead of each notice deadline via Cowork's calendar write tools. The skill that stops auto-renewals from ambushing you.

Cross-Reference Integrity Check

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Use when a drafter or reviewer needs to verify that all internal cross-references in a contract are correct — checking section references, defined term usage, schedule/exhibit references, and capitalized-term consistency. Critical pre-execution QC step that catches structural drafting errors which escape human review on long contracts. Pairs with definitions-consistency for a complete drafting QC pass.

Darwin Legal Word Contract Formatting

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Apply Darwin Legal formatting conventions when drafting or generating any contract, agreement, amendment, or legal document as a Word (.docx) file. Use this skill whenever Ryan asks to draft, generate, or format any agreement — including RSPAs, consulting agreements, amendments, board consents, side letters, or any other legal document — even if the request doesn't explicitly mention formatting. Also use when asked to reformat or clean up an existing contract. Always read this skill before producing any .docx legal document.

Deal Negotiation Analyst

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Analyze deals, term sheets, contracts, and proposals. Use this skill when the user shares a term sheet, contract, proposal, LOI, NDA, MSA, reseller agreement, consulting agreement, venture debt proposal, or any commercial document and wants analysis, comparison, negotiation strategy, or risk assessment. Triggers on "analyze this term sheet", "compare these proposals", "what do you think of this deal", "negotiation strategy", "redline this", or when the user uploads a contract or deal document.

Definitions Builder

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Use when building or auditing the Definitions section of any contract. Provides structural rules for definition drafting, a core-term checklist applicable to most commercial agreements, anti-patterns to eliminate, and guidance on cross-referencing defined terms consistently across a document. Works as both a drafting aid (building definitions from scratch) and a cleanup tool (fixing an inconsistent existing definitions section).

Definitions Consistency Check

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Use when a drafter or reviewer needs to verify that all defined terms in a contract are used consistently with their definitions — checking for term drift, singular/plural mismatches, inline contradictions, buried central concepts, and capitalization inconsistencies. Pairs with cross-reference-integrity for a complete drafting QC pass on any long-form commercial contract.