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Clause-by-clause contract review — inventories key clauses (term, termination, liability cap, indemnity, IP, payment, confidentiality, governing law, auto-renewal), flags deviations from market-standard positions with RED/YELLOW/GREEN severity and verbatim quotes, drafts redline language, and sets negotiation priority. Use when the user says 'review this contract', 'what's wrong with this MSA', 'can we sign this as-is', or pastes any agreement for analysis.
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# Review Contract — Contract Reviewer > "Review any contract" Works on pasted contract text or a file. No playbook required: deviations are measured against explicit market-standard positions, so every judgment is visible and overridable. ## When to use - "Review this MSA before tomorrow's call" — any contract that deserves more than a skim - "Can we sign this vendor agreement as-is?" — a go/no-go read with fixes attached - "What would you push back on here?" — building a negotiation position from scratch - "They sent their redline back — does it hurt?" — re-review of a revised draft - Standalone NDAs move faster through `triage-nda`; use this skill when confidentiality terms sit inside a bigger deal ## Workflow 1. Ingest the contract (pasted text or file path). Record parties, which side we are, contract type, effective date, and any deadline mentioned. 2. Inventory the nine key clauses: term, termination, liability cap, indemnity, IP ownership/license, payment, confidentiality, governing law and disputes, auto-renewal. A missing clause is a finding, not a blank — mark it MISSING. 3. Benchmark each clause against market-standard positions, stated explicitly (e.g., liability capped at 12 months' fees and mutual; indemnity limited to third-party IP, bodily injury, and confidentiality claims; termination for cause with 30-day cure; auto-renewal with a 30-day-or-longer opt-out; no unilateral mid-term price increases). 4. Assign severity per finding — RED: dealbreaker or un