What problem does it solve? SaaS subscription agreements carry risks that compound over time — auto-renewal lock-ins, price escalators, data lock-in, and shifting subprocessor lists — and reviewing them clause by clause against a team's legal playbook is slow and inconsistent. This Skill applies a structured SaaS-specific review overlay on top of the standard vendor agreement playbook. ## Core Features & Use Cases - SaaS-specific term analysis: Checks auto-renewal mechanics, price escalation, data portability and exit rights, uptime SLAs, subprocessors, and service deprecation against the team's configured playbook positions. - AI/ML rights and liability cap procedures: Works through a seven-dimension AI training rights analysis and a four-part liability cap breakdown (direct vs. indirect, cap base, carveouts, capped surface). - Renewal handoff: Extracts renewal dates and notice windows into a structured YAML record for the renewal-tracker skill. - Use Case: A legal team receives a counterparty's SaaS order form and MSA; the Skill produces a review memo with dual legal/business severity ratings, flags deviations from playbook positions, and records the renewal deadline for tracking. ## Quick Start Review this SaaS subscription agreement against our playbook and flag any auto-renewal, data exit, or AI training rights issues.