contract-analyzer
Review contracts for concerning clauses, extract key terms, compare to standard terms, and flag unusual provisions. Use when user needs contract review, legal document analysis, or agreement evaluation.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/OneWave-AI/claude-skills /tmp/contract-analyzer && cp -r /tmp/contract-analyzer/contract-analyzer ~/.claude/skills/contract-analyzerSKILL.md
# Contract Analyzer Review contracts to surface risks, key terms, and unusual provisions, then recommend negotiation actions. ## Contents - `references/key-terms.md` -- full checklist of terms to extract by category - `references/risk-flags.md` -- red/yellow flags, standards comparison, commonly missing clauses - `references/output-template.md` -- the full analysis report format - `references/examples.md` -- worked examples and best practices ## Workflow 1. Include this disclaimer in every output: "Legal Disclaimer: This is informational analysis only, not legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal matters. Contract interpretation can be complex and jurisdiction-specific." 2. Identify the contract type (employment, independent contractor/freelance, NDA, service, partnership, software license, real estate, purchase). 3. Extract key terms across financial, duration/termination, intellectual property, liability/indemnification, and other critical categories. See `references/key-terms.md`. 4. Flag concerning clauses as red flags (high risk) or yellow flags (review carefully). See `references/risk-flags.md`. 5. Compare terms to industry standards: note deviations, one-sided provisions, and missing standard protections. See `references/risk-flags.md`. 6. Assess balance: determine whether obligations, penalties, and protections are reciprocal or favor one party. 7. Provide actionable recommendations: specific clauses to negotiate, alternative language, questions to ask, terms to add, and deal-breakers. 8. Format the report per `references/output-template.md`. For worked examples and best practices, see `references/examples.md`.
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