Contract Clause Extractor

Pulls the four clauses that decide a contract's risk and timeline — term, renewal, liability, and termination — out of raw agreement text and returns a structured, source-cited summary.

What it does

The InTouch AI assistant loads this skill as a prompt, reads a pasted contract end-to-end, and locates each target clause no matter how it is titled or where it sits in the document. For each clause it returns a plain-English summary, the key numbers (effective date, initial term, renewal notice window, liability cap, termination notice/cure periods), the source section, and the exact quoted language that supports the finding. Missing clauses are marked NOT FOUND instead of being fabricated; ambiguous language is flagged for review.

It extracts and summarizes only — it does not give legal advice or opine on enforceability.

What to feed it

A single contract as plain text in the skill input — for example a pasted MSA, SaaS subscription agreement, NDA, lease, or letter agreement. Numbered sections and defined terms help but are not required. One contract per run.

What it returns

Markdown containing:

• A summary table — one row per clause (Term, Renewal, Liability, Termination) with status, key terms, and source section.
• A detail section per clause — plain-English summary plus the exact quoted sentence(s) it was drawn from.
• A notes section flagging ambiguities, conflicting provisions, or cross-references worth verifying.

Files

• SKILL.md — the skill prompt (YAML frontmatter + instructions).
• manifest.yaml — hub metadata.
• README.md — this file.