Explain a contract clause in plain language
Plain language should make a clause easier to follow without quietly changing its effect. Dates, defined terms, conditions, exceptions and references to other sections must survive the rewrite.
Legal drafting prompts
Choose a task, enter your details in the builder, and copy the short or detailed prompt. Each task includes input examples and checks for the answer.
Run a structured first review of a contract
This prompt helps organise a contract before professional review. It can expose unclear acceptance, payment or termination wording, but it cannot replace advice based on the full document, jurisdiction and current law.
From a template to a useful answer
- Choose the task you actually need to finish, not a vaguely impressive role.
- Fill in the fields with facts, limits and examples. Do not paste passwords or confidential client data.
- Build and copy a short or detailed prompt. Generate opens GPTunnel; paste the prompt there yourself.
- Check claims, calculations and missing information before using the answer.
