Twenty-four prompts for working through agreements: mapping the document, extracting the clauses that bite, comparing against a prior draft or your own standard position, and turning the result into an obligations calendar someone will actually use.
They lean hard on extraction and comparison and deliberately avoid interpretation, because a finding with a section number and the exact wording takes ten seconds to verify, while an opinion takes as long to check as reading the contract yourself.
States plainly on page one that none of this tells you whether a term is enforceable or whether to sign. That is a lawyer — and the best use of these prompts is making that conversation shorter.
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