vendor-agreement-review

Reviews vendor agreements against a team playbook and generates redlines with escalation routing.

4|2|Updated May 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BoardAI/vallor-plugins --skill vendor-agreement-review-boardai
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: vendor-agreement-review
Source: https://github.com/BoardAI/vallor-plugins/tree/main/vallor/skills/vendor-agreement-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BoardAI/vallor-plugins --skill vendor-agreement-review-boardai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Reviewing inbound vendor agreements manually is slow and inconsistent — lawyers must compare every clause against team positions, draft redline language, and figure out who needs to approve. This Skill automates that comparison against the team's configured playbook and produces an actionable review memo. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Playbook-based deviation analysis: Reads the team playbook from the practice config, compares each contract term against standard positions and fallbacks, and flags gaps with severity ratings for legal risk and business friction. - Specific redline language: Generates paste-ready replacement language for every deviation, favoring surgical word- and phrase-level edits over wholesale clause replacement. - Deal-breaker and escalation routing: Checks the team's hard-no terms first, then routes the agreement to the correct approver based on dollar value and issue severity. - Use Case: A vendor sends over an MSA with uncapped liability and auto-renewal. The Skill flags both as critical deviations from the playbook, proposes exact redline text, and routes the memo to the GC for approval before redlines go back to the counterparty. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to review the attached vendor MSA against the team playbook and produce a redline memo with approval routing.

Frequently Asked Questions about vendor-agreement-review

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

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How do I review a vendor agreement against my team's playbook?

Load the vendor agreement and let the Skill read your playbook from the practice config file. It compares each contract term to your standard positions and fallbacks, then produces a memo with severity ratings and paste-ready redline language for every deviation.

What happens if I haven't configured a playbook before reviewing a contract?

The Skill prompts you to run a two-minute configuration interview, or you can say "provisional" to review against generic defaults — US jurisdiction, middle risk appetite, common vendor-side risks flagged from first principles. Provisional outputs are tagged so you know they are not tailored.

Does the review handle DPAs incorporated by URL reference?

Yes. The Skill detects when a DPA is incorporated by reference rather than attached, notes that the data-protection analysis is partial, and offers to hand the DPA to a dedicated DPA review skill or fetch it inline before completing the analysis.

Can the review route agreements to the right approver automatically?

Yes. It checks the escalation matrix in your config against contract dollar value, critical issues, and automatic-escalation triggers like unlimited liability, then names the specific approver. If the contract lacks a stated value, it asks before routing rather than guessing.

What are the limitations of the liability cap analysis?

The Skill works through four dimensions — direct versus consequential damages, the exact cap base language, carveout interaction, and your playbook position per dimension. If your playbook only has a single cap position, it flags that splitting it would yield more precise review.