1 · Analysis
The agent reads the contract and marks what matters: severity, category, and the concrete consequence for your side of the deal. It cannot propose changes yet — understanding comes first.
Redline
Contract review for humans and their agents
Your agent reads the contract.
It just can’t sign it.
Redline gives an AI agent real tools to analyse a contract clause by clause — flag what will cost you, compare it to market standard, and draft replacement language. Every change it suggests arrives as a redline you accept or reject. The agent has no tool that edits the document. Not by policy. By construction.
Loads a real freelance design agreement with thirteen clauses, several of them predatory.
2 · Redlining
You open redlining and new tools appear. The agent drafts replacement clauses against a market-standard playbook. Each one lands in the margin as a pending change, never in the contract.
3 · Executed
Once you sign, every write-shaped tool unregisters. A signed contract cannot be marked up, and the agent’s own tool list reflects that the moment the phase changes.