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Upload a contract and get back a Word redline: tracked changes, a short comment on each, and a one-page cover note. Calibrated to what the other side can realistically accept, not a kitchen-sink markup.
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Each pass has one job. The output is limited on purpose: a reviewer should get through the whole thing in 10 to 20 minutes.
Identifies the deal type, the parties and whose paper it is.
Topic-by-topic passes for risk, missing protections and one-sided terms.
Grades each ask as customary, a reasonable stretch or aggressive, and drops the aggressive ones.
Ranks by impact. Customary terms are left alone, and says so.
Minimal tracked changes in Word, a one-line reason on each, plus the cover note.
Proposes changes the other side could realistically accept, given the deal and each party's leverage. It doesn't assume you can rewrite the contract.
At most ten changes. The changes taken together are a fraction of the contract, and every comment is one or two lines.
Documents are held in memory for two hours and never written to disk.
An AI-assisted first pass for lawyers. It may miss or misread terms. Review every change against the deal and your client's goals.