Review and redline any contract

Founder/COO 5-100p, no in-house counsel, 5-20 contracts/month · Assemble in ~10 min; full review of a 20-page contract in 10-20 min per run.

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step 1connector

Ingest contract + supply your playbook positions

⚡ bring your own tool

step 2ready

Route and classify the contract type

codexkit-contract-intake-router

step 3ready

Deep clause-by-clause analysis

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step 4ready

Compare against your standard template

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step 5ready

Generate redline language for each deviation

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Build the negotiation pushback strategy

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Produce the risk memo with sign/negotiate/escalate verdict

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What you get

▸Redlined contract draft with clause-by-clause replacement language covering every flagged deviation
▸One-page risk memo with sign/negotiate/escalate verdict and severity breakdown
▸Prioritized negotiation pushback plan with trade-off tiers matched to your leverage
▸Attorney escalation list: clauses the AI flagged as beyond its confidence threshold, ready to hand off

tools: No paid SaaS required; skills are free to install

tokens: ~$1-4 per contract review (20-50 pages, depending on depth of playbook comparison)

≈ $5-80/mo at 5-20 contracts/month

What stays yours

· Attorney review is required before signing any contract with material financial, IP, or liability exposure — the AI review is a pre-screening tool, not legal advice
· You must maintain and update the standard positions playbook; the AI cannot update your negotiating baseline from outcomes without your input
· Final negotiation judgment — which clauses to concede in context of a specific relationship — remains with you

The problem

When I receive an inbound contract to sign, I want a structured clause-by-clause review against my standard positions that flags every deviation with severity and redline language — so I walk into negotiation knowing exactly what to push back on, what to accept, and when to escalate to an attorney.

Cybernetic layers

Memorybyo

Your standard positions playbook is the persistent memory artifact — maintain it as a living document and update it after each negotiation cycle. No harvested memory skill manages this; a Notion page, Google Doc, or plain markdown file works.

Background-schedulingnot-applicable

Contract review is event-driven (inbound contract arrives), not time-driven. No cron needed. Review runs on-demand in a single session.

Harnessready

Claude Code is the runtime. Install each skill into ~/.claude/skills/ and invoke by name. Skills chain naturally in one conversation thread — paste the contract once, run steps 2-7 in sequence.

Click any step to see what fills it — and the ranked alternatives you can swap in.