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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill dogovor-ru- _meta.json274 B
- SKILL.md4.1 KB
Overview
This skill explains, analyzes, and highlights risks in Russian contracts — rental, employment, loan, mortgage, and other agreements. It translates dense legal language into clear, actionable points so a non-lawyer quickly understands obligations, money flows, and danger spots. The output is structured for easy reading and decision-making.
How this skill works
You provide the full contract text or a fragment. The skill identifies the contract type, extracts key clauses (parties, subject, term, payment), flags ambiguous or risky wording, and summarizes the deal in one sentence. If the text is incomplete, it notes missing parts and analyzes only the available content.
When to use it
- Before signing any Russian-language contract (rental, employment, loan, mortgage, services).
- When you receive a contract with complex or unclear clauses.
- When you want a quick risk checklist and plain-language summary.
- If you need to spot specific risky phrases or hidden obligations.
- When negotiating terms and wanting clear talking points.
Best practices
- Provide the full contract text or clear scans of every page for complete analysis.
- Highlight clauses or sentences you find suspicious to get focused explanation.
- Tell me the role you will have (tenant, borrower, employee) for context-specific advice.
- If parts are missing, mention which pages or clauses are absent.
- Use the structured output to prepare specific questions or redlines for the counterparty.
Example use cases
- A tenant receives a one-page lease and wants to know deposit, termination, and repair obligations.
- An employee gets an employment contract with non-compete and wants to know limits and risks.
- A borrower sees a loan agreement and needs to check interest calculation, penalties, and early repayment rules.
- A buyer reviews a mortgage offer and wants clarity on fees, defaults, and foreclosure triggers.
- Someone receives a services contract and wants to ensure deliverables and payment milestones are fair.
FAQ
I explain and flag risks in plain language and point out unclear or dangerous clauses, but this is not a substitute for formal legal advice when complex disputes or large sums are involved.
What if the contract is partially redacted or missing pages?
I will state which parts are missing and analyze only the text you provided, highlighting gaps that matter for making a decision.