Decode a Contract or Terms and Conditions Document

Twenty pages of terms and one line in clause fourteen that could cost you. This summarises the document, names each party's core obligation in plain English, and flags the clauses worth pausing on: auto-renewals, cancellation traps, liability, hidden fees. You give the document type and anything that caught your eye; it tells you what you're signing up to before you tick the box.

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You need to review or sign a contract or terms document: {DOCUMENT_TYPE}. The document is [number] pages long and contains [describe any clauses that caught your eye or write 'not yet reviewed']. Your goal is to understand what you are agreeing to before committing.
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**Summarise and flag the most important elements** of this document:
1. Identify the core obligation of each party in plain language
2. Flag any auto-renewal, cancellation penalty, or lock-in clauses
3. Highlight any limitation of liability or exclusion of rights clauses
4. Note any data sharing or third-party disclosure provisions
5. Give an overall risk assessment: sign as-is / negotiate specific clauses / seek legal advice
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- Core obligations summary (two bullets: one per party)
- Flagged clauses table: Clause | Plain-language meaning | Risk level
- Overall risk assessment verdict (bold)
- Recommended action (sign / negotiate / seek advice)
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