Contract Review Prover

Contract Review Prover MCP Connector for Claude

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AI models summarize contracts instead of analyzing them. This tool forces clause-level rigor: score risk per clause (1-5), identify missing legal protections, verify jurisdiction conflicts, quantify financial exposure in currency, and map negotiation leverage. This is structured analysis, not legal advice.

1 tools Official Updated Jun 28, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

60% of contract disputes arise from clauses that were 'standard' and unreviewed. AI models produce contract summaries, not analysis — they miss the clause that costs you $2M.

The 5 Review Failures This Tool Prevents

  1. RISK_UNSCORED — Clauses listed without risk quantification. Each clause needs a 1-5 risk score with justification.
  2. PROTECTION_MISSING — Standard protections absent. Checked: limitation of liability, IP ownership, termination, indemnification, confidentiality, data processing, force majeure, audit rights, warranty, dispute resolution.
  3. JURISDICTION_UNVERIFIED — Governing law and venue not analyzed. Multi-jurisdiction contracts need conflict assessment.
  4. EXPOSURE_UNQUANTIFIED — Financial risk stated as 'significant' instead of '$X over Y months.' Every risk needs a currency figure.
  5. LEVERAGE_UNMAPPED — No negotiation strategy. Which clauses are negotiable? What are your alternatives?

This tool provides structured analytical support. It is NOT legal advice. Always consult qualified legal counsel for binding decisions.

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You must: (1) score EVERY material clause 1-5 for risk with exposure and countermeasure, (2) check 10 standard protections (liability cap, indemnification, IP, confidentiality, termination, force majeure, data protection, non-compete, warranty, dispute resolution) — each PRESENT or MISSING, (3) analyze governing law, dispute venue, arbitration rules, cross-border enforceability, (4) calculate worst-case financial exposure with actual numbers — scenario × probability × impact, (5) map negotiation leverage for BOTH parties — switching costs, alternatives, time pressure, BATNA. If rejected, your review is a summary, not a risk analysis. Structured reflection tool for rigorous contract analysis with clause-level risk quantification. Catches High-Risk Clauses (uncapped liability, unlimited indemnification without countermeasure), Missing Protections (absent liability cap, no IP clause, no data protection — 10 standard protections unchecked), Jurisdiction Conflicts (governing law mismatches, unfavorable arbitration venue, cross-border enforcement gaps), Financial Exposure ("minimal risk" instead of "$2M+ uncapped consequential damages"), and Leverage Blindness (no BATNA, no switching cost analysis, no counterparty leverage mapped). Call once per contract review. Analytical framework, not legal advice

See how to talk to your AI agent using Contract Review Prover.

This SaaS contract looks standard. The vendor says everyone signs it as-is.

Verdict: RISK_UNSCORED + LEVERAGE_UNMAPPED. 'Standard' is not a risk assessment. Score each clause 1-5. 'Everyone signs it' is a negotiation tactic, not a fact. Which clauses are genuinely non-negotiable? What are your alternatives? Map your BATNA.

The liability clause caps damages at the fees paid in the last 12 months.

Verdict: EXPOSURE_UNQUANTIFIED. What ARE the fees in the last 12 months? If annual contract is $50K but a breach causes $2M in damages, the cap exposes you to $1.95M uncovered risk. Quantify: 'Annual fees: $50K. Worst-case exposure: $2M. Gap: $1.95M. Risk score: 5/5.'

The contract is governed by the laws of Delaware but our company is in Germany.

Verdict: JURISDICTION_UNVERIFIED. Delaware vs. Germany creates a jurisdiction conflict. Key questions: (1) Is the venue clause exclusive or non-exclusive? (2) Does GDPR override Delaware law for data processing? (3) What are enforcement costs of litigating in Delaware from Germany? (4) Are arbitration clauses available as alternative?

No. This tool structures your analysis before you meet with legal counsel. It ensures you identify risky clauses, missing protections, and financial exposure — so your lawyer meeting is productive, not exploratory.

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