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Contract review
/legal--contract-review
/legal--contract-review is a Claude Code skill in the Business section. Reviews a contract draft from your side of the table and returns risky clauses, missing terms and one-sided obligations.
Author's description
Review a contract draft - flag risky clauses, missing terms, one-sided duties
Use it when
- You have a contract draft before signing it or sending it to counsel
- You want to know which clauses hurt you and what is missing
- You need a prioritized list of points to negotiate
Not for
- Replacing the advice of a lawyer
- Contracts you cannot share as readable text or a document
What you get
A Markdown report with a sign, negotiate or walk-away summary, findings by severity with quote and redline, an obligations table and a negotiation list.
How to ask for it
/legal--contract-review vendor-contract.pdf, I'm the client/legal--contract-review review this NDA, I'm the receiving party/legal--contract-review lease-agreement.docx, flag one-sided clauses
Install
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sgomez-dev/claude-skills/main/install.sh | bashAfter installing with the script, type /legal--contract-review. Using Cursor, Windsurf or Codex? Platform guides
Questions about this skill
- Does it need to know which side I am on?
- Yes. It asks whether you are customer or vendor, licensor or licensee and so on, because the risk of each clause flips with the side.
- Does it replace a lawyer?
- No. It is a structured second read before counsel and is not legal advice.
- What contract formats can it read?
- A file path or pasted text. It can read md, txt, pdf, docx and rtf files.
Demo coming soon