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Review a contract, agreement, NDA, rent/lease deed, vendor or service agreement, shareholders' agreement or engagement letter under Indian law, say what it binds the client to, rate each clause RED/AMBER/GREEN, draft the pushback, triage an incoming NDA, and run the pre-signature check and signing order. Use for "contract review karo", "is agreement me risk kya hai", "NDA theek hai kya", "rent agreement check karo GST registration ke liye", "sign karne se pehle dekh lo".
amit-voais/fortax-skills · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 77
Install: claude install-skill amit-voais/fortax-skills
# Contract review Needs Python 3 and internet: runs `scripts/fortax.py` (the Fortax engine on ai.fortax.in; your file is processed and not stored). Typical asks: "is contract me client kis cheez se bandh raha hai", "NDA triage karo", "liability cap theek hai?", "rent agreement GST ke liye chalega?", "signing se pehle checklist bana do". Three jobs, one procedure: | Job | Use | Where | |---|---|---| | Full review | Any contract the client will sign or has signed | Steps 1-7 below | | NDA triage | A quick GREEN / YELLOW / RED on an incoming NDA | Step 8 and `references/nda-triage.md` | | Pre-signature | Final agreed draft, before anyone signs | Step 9 | ## What this is, and what it is not A CA is handed contracts constantly: a client's vendor agreement, a rent agreement for GST registration, a service contract whose payment clause decides the TDS, a shareholders' agreement before an allotment. They need to know what the document actually says, what it costs the client, and which clauses are dangerous. You give them that. You do **not** give a legal opinion, and you never tell the client a clause is "enforceable" or "safe" as a conclusion of law. Where the answer turns on how a court would read something, say so and say the client should take an advocate's view. That line goes in the output once, plainly, not as boilerplate at the bottom of every section. ## Step 1 — get the text, all of it - A file in the client folder: read the file. PDF, Word, RTF and plain text all