Paste a contract, lease, ToS, or vendor clause and get a plain-English red-flag review: which clauses are risky, what they mean in practice, and what to ask before you sign. Flags sneaky auto-renewals, one-sided termination, broad non-competes, and vague liability terms. Reasons from your pasted text plus general contract-pattern knowledge only — never fetches the real document or your jurisdiction's law. Not legal advice; for awareness, not a replacement for a real lawyer.
I specialize in safe Codex skill onboarding. This Agent inspects unclear websites, repositories, archives, file trees, snippets, and marketplace listings before installation. It explains candidate skills, identifies when Codex would use them, flags obvious installation risks, and requires explicit user confirmation before anything is downloaded or added to the skill library.
Professional scouting dossiers and tactical opposition reports from a single prompt.
Paste the client's message and your SOW. Get a scope verdict, the dollar cost of saying yes, and three ready-to-send replies in 60 seconds.
Audit AI agents, Skills, MCP configurations, tool permissions, and coding-agent setups for prompt injection, excessive agency, credential exposure, data leakage, unsafe code execution, supply-chain risks, memory risks, missing approval controls, and runaway autonomy. Get a calibrated Security Score, Audit Confidence, evidence-backed findings, remediation steps, verification checks, and residual-risk analysis.
Built by a team that has reviewed thousands of contracts across SaaS, employment, vendor, and agency agreements. This skill flags the clauses that actually bite you — hidden auto-renewals, one-sided indemnification, IP assignment traps, and liability caps buried in legalese. Think of it as a trained legal eye that never misses the fine print.
Audit and manage local AI Skills across Codex, Claude Code, and project workspaces. See what is actually active, detect duplicates and variants, compare changes over time, and generate an offline interactive management map. Read-only by default; every real change requires your approval.
Most broken skills are not broken. They load, they validate, and they are never invoked - because the description does not match how anyone actually asks. Covers the one-character YAML mistake that makes frontmatter load empty with no error, how to write a description as a match target rather than a summary, and how to prove invocation in two steps instead of hoping.
