Redlines written from what the table already proved.
Harald compares each contract with your playbook and writes the redline from your clause bank. This part calls no model: every word comes from your own clauses or from a checked cell.
A redline on the demo set, with the quote that caused it.
Your playbook
For each question the playbook says what the firm accepts. Harald lists every contract that departs from it, with the quote that shows the departure.
Your clause bank
The replacement text is the firm’s own clause, word for word. Harald does not write a clause of its own.
A draft for a lawyer
Redlines and memos are drafts. Each statement carries its contract and its quote, so the reader can check it before it goes anywhere.
A pane for Word
For the lawyer who would rather stay in the document than open another window.
- What it does
- It sends the open document to Harald on the same computer, shows the answers with their quotes, selects a quote in the document when you click it, and writes a comment where the contract departs from the playbook.
- Where it stands
- Limit. The pane is built and the Mac app can add it to Word for Mac. It has never been opened in a real copy of Word, and it has no sign-in screen of its own yet.
No clause comes from a model.
The model reads and quotes. The words that go into a draft are yours.