ai-tool-handoff

Automate contract clause extraction handoff to Luminance or Kira with QA validation.

9|Updated May 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/uk-agents/uk-legal-plugins --skill ai-tool-handoff-uk-agents
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Skill: ai-tool-handoff
Source: https://github.com/uk-agents/uk-legal-plugins/tree/main/corporate-legal-uk/skills/ai-tool-handoff
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/uk-agents/uk-legal-plugins --skill ai-tool-handoff-uk-agents

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It reduces the risk and effort of running high-volume contract clause extraction by routing the bulk step to Luminance/Kira and then validating the results with a judgment layer suited to deal triggers.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Tool-aware handoff: Detects Luminance/Kira usage intent and prepares a batch extraction request (e.g., change-of-control, assignment, exclusivity) aligned to the corporate diligence configuration.
  • Trust-level QA: Applies a configured trust level (use as-is, spot-check, or full review of flagged items) to control error rates before findings are used.
  • Deal-trigger judgment overlay: Converts extracted clause presence into diligence conclusions by checking whether the clause is actually triggered by the specific transaction structure, including Scottish-law divergence flags.
  • Matter-safe outputs: Writes results to the active matter workspace only, preserving confidentiality boundaries.

Quick Start

Use the ai-tool-handoff skill to send the batch contract review to Luminance or Kira for clause extraction and then QA the output into diligence findings.

Frequently Asked Questions about ai-tool-handoff

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate bulk contract clause extraction for corporate diligence?

Automate bulk contract clause extraction by routing documents to Luminance or Kira for batch processing, then apply a QA judgment layer to validate returned results. This workflow targets specific clauses like change of control, assignment, and exclusivity to identify deal-triggering provisions across large contract sets.

What is the best way to QA results from AI contract diligence tools?

QA results from AI contract diligence tools by applying a configurable trust level to the extracted clauses. You can use the output as-is, spot-check the findings, or perform a full review of flagged items to control error rates before converting them into final diligence conclusions for the transaction.

How does change of control clause extraction work for large contract sets?

Change of control clause extraction works by sending large, uniform contract sets to an AI tool like Luminance or Kira, which identifies the relevant provisions. A judgment overlay then checks whether the extracted clause is actually triggered by the specific transaction structure before finalizing diligence findings.

Can I use Luminance or Kira for bulk clause extraction and still control the review quality?

Yes, you can use Luminance or Kira for bulk clause extraction while controlling review quality through a configurable trust-level QA layer. This allows you to spot-check or fully review flagged items, ensuring error rates are managed before findings are used for deal decisions.

How do I ensure matter isolation when handing off contract review to an AI tool?

Ensure matter isolation when handing off contract review by loading the corporate-legal-uk configuration rules, which enforce tool, workspace, and trust boundaries. The validated results are written only to the active matter workspace, preserving confidentiality throughout the extraction and QA process.

What happens if an extracted termination clause is not triggered by my transaction structure?

If an extracted termination clause is not triggered by your transaction structure, the deal-trigger judgment overlay identifies the discrepancy. It converts extracted clause presence into actual diligence conclusions by checking the clause against the specific transaction, including any Scottish-law divergence flags.