stakeholder-summary

Provide the completed review memo and name the audience, such as procurement or finance. The Skill produces a two-paragraph plain-English summary with a verdict, the key catch, a short action checklist, and approval timing, all under 200 words.

It should include a one-paragraph description of the deal in business terms, one paragraph on the catch or surprise, a checklist of at most three action items, and a one-line approval status. It excludes section numbers, defined terms, and legal jargon.

Yes. Procurement sees price and renewal mechanics, finance sees total cost and renewal risk, security sees data handling and subprocessors, and executives see only whether the deal is safe to approve. The Skill asks who the audience is if it is not obvious.

No. Forwarding privileged work product outside the legal circle can waive protection. The Skill flags risky destinations and offers a sanitized version for broad channels while keeping the privileged version for legal only.

It compresses rather than re-reviews, so it depends entirely on the quality of the upstream review memo. It also cannot assert that renewal tracking or escalations happened unless those steps were actually run and verified.