contract-review

The contract-review skill helps users analyze contracts by identifying potential risks, checking for missing or incomplete elements, and providing actionable recommendations based on the contract content. It is designed to support a wide range of agreement types, including employment contracts, NDAs, service agreements, and similar legal documents. The skill assists users in understanding complex contract language and highlights areas that may require closer attention before signing or negotiating. It is intended to support contract review workflows while acknowledging that it does not replace professional legal advice.

The skill includes several core capabilities focused on contract analysis and legal risk assessment. It can identify common contract risks, analyze document structure, evaluate completeness, and provide negotiation recommendations tailored to the user’s role in the agreement. It supports PDF, DOCX, and TXT contract files and can process contracts for multiple jurisdictions, including the US, EU, China, and UK. The skill integrates with document extraction and analysis tools for processing uploaded files and uses knowledge bases containing risk patterns, completeness criteria, and jurisdiction-specific information. Output is delivered as a structured markdown report containing sections such as risk summaries, detailed findings, completeness checks, and negotiation priorities.

This skill is useful for employees reviewing employment agreements, contractors evaluating service contracts, businesses reviewing vendor or client agreements, and individuals assessing NDAs or other legal documents. It is particularly valuable for users who want a clearer understanding of contractual risks, missing clauses, or negotiation points before consulting legal professionals. The skill also supports follow-up questions, allowing users to request plain-language explanations of clauses, discuss potential consequences of contract terms, or explore negotiation strategies for specific provisions.