What problem does it solve? Drafting the material contracts disclosure schedule for a purchase agreement requires manually applying the agreement's Material Contract definition to every contract found in diligence, which is error-prone and risks over- or under-disclosure against a contractual representation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Definition-Driven Screening: Pulls the Material Contract definition from the purchase agreement and mechanically applies each prong (dollar thresholds, change-of-control, exclusivity, IP licenses, government contracts) to diligence findings. - Agreement-Formatted Output: Generates the schedule in the numbered or tabular format matching the other schedules in the draft agreement, with VDR references for each entry. - Consent Tracking Overlay: Produces an internal consent-tracking table identifying which scheduled contracts require counterparty consent, feeding the closing checklist. - Use Case: During an M&A transaction, after diligence-issue-extraction has cataloged the target's contracts, run this skill to produce Schedule 3.X listing every Material Contract, flag edge cases like contracts just under the dollar threshold, and track which ones need consent before closing. ## Quick Start Build the material contracts disclosure schedule using the purchase agreement at the provided path and the existing diligence findings.
