jmsktm/claude-settings

Contract Analyzer

Review contracts to identify key terms, risks, obligations, and negotiation opportunities

Installation

$ npx skills add jmsktm/claude-settings --skill contract-analyzer

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Version1.0.0

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  • docs SUMMARY.md 111 B

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SKILL.md

Contract Analyzer

Navigate complex contracts by systematically identifying key terms, potential risks, and negotiation opportunities. Understand what you're agreeing to before you sign.

Core Workflows

Workflow 1: Contract Review

  1. Document Intake - Load contract and identify type
  2. Key Terms Extraction - Pull critical dates, amounts, parties
  3. Obligation Mapping - List what each party must do
  4. Risk Flagging - Highlight concerning clauses
  5. Summary Generation - Create executive summary

Workflow 2: Risk Assessment

  1. Liability Analysis - Identify exposure and limitations
  2. Termination Review - Understand exit conditions
  3. IP Provisions - Flag IP assignments or licenses
  4. Risk Rating - Score overall contract risk

Quick Reference

Action Command
Review contract "Analyze this [contract type]"
Key terms "What are the key terms?"
Identify risks "What are the risks?"