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Review a vendor/SaaS contract against a practical checklist before you sign. Use when asked to review a vendor contract, check a SaaS/MSA/subscription agreement, flag risky terms, or prepare negotiation points before signing. Produces a structured review — key terms extracted, a risk-flagged checklist (commercial, legal, security, exit), questions to ask, and prioritised negotiation points. Not legal advice.

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# Vendor Contract Checklist Skill

Most bad vendor deals are lost in the terms nobody read: auto-renewal, price escalators, weak SLAs, no exit,
vague data rights. This skill reviews a contract against a practical checklist, extracts the terms that actually
bite, flags the risks, and turns them into specific questions and negotiation points — so you sign with your
eyes open.

> **Note:** this is a practical review aid, **not legal advice**. For material commitments, high spend, or
> anything regulated, have it reviewed by qualified counsel. Flag, don't rule on, legal questions.

## Working from a brief

Given a contract (or a description of one), **produce the full review anyway** — extract what's present, and for
standard terms that are missing or unstated, flag them as gaps to confirm rather than assuming they're fine.
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