I sign small freelance and vendor agreements constantly and I can't afford a lawyer for every one. I need a fast plain-English read on what a clause actually does to me.
Build a prompt that takes a {{clause}} (or a short {{agreement}}) and my {{role}} ('I'm the contractor' / 'I'm the client') and returns: a one-line summary of what the clause means for me, who bears the risk, anything unusually one-sided, and a short list of standard protections that appear to be MISSING (e.g. liability cap, kill fee, IP-on-payment).
Hard rules: it must never claim to be legal advice, never assert a clause is 'enforceable' or 'illegal' as fact, and must say 'consult a lawyer' for anything high-stakes. When a term is genuinely ambiguous it asks rather than guessing. The strongest solution is the most cautious and the most honest about its limits while still being genuinely useful. Link it and show a redlined read of a lopsided clause.