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Contract Redliner
Contract in. Redlined risks out.
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Skill · 05

Contract Redliner

Contract Redliner reads a contract and returns a clause-by-clause first pass — what's standard, what's aggressive, and what to push back on. Every clause is checked against a severity index, and a deviation that doesn't match a known pattern gets flagged as ambiguous instead of guessed at. Works with Claude — the free plan is enough to try it.

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This is the exact manifest of the download — no mystery box. A full excerpt is free below, so you can judge the quality before paying.

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contract-redliner/ · 8 files · 50 KB
START-HERE.mdplain text
SKILL.mdplain text
reference/4 files
clause-library.md·
aggressive-terms-index.md·
negotiation-language.md·
contract-types-covered.md·
examples/sample-redline.md1 file
INSTALL.mdplain text

Free sample · Severity calibration

How a clause earns a deal-breaker tag.

Not every deviation from standard is treated the same. Uncapped, unilateral liability gets flagged as a deal-breaker because the downside is severe and often invisible until it's already a problem — not because negotiation is impossible, but because it's worth stopping and getting a lawyer before signing or countering.

Severity is a starting point, not a fixed rule: deal size, relative leverage, and how badly you need the deal can shift a tag up or down — and the skill says so when it does, instead of handing back a flat checklist with no judgment behind it.

— excerpt ends. Full severity index and negotiation language in the complete skill.

Buy it if. Skip it if.

Built for you if

  • You get contracts to review before legal and want the risks flagged first
  • You want clause-level pushback language, not just a summary
  • You review vendor, employment, or commercial agreements on a regular basis

Skip it if

  • You need a licensed attorney's sign-off — this is a first pass, not legal advice
  • You're dealing with litigation, M&A, or securities documents — this is built for standard commercial contracts, not those
  • You don't use Claude and don't want to

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