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Contracts.io in ChatGPT

Ask ChatGPT what is waiting on you, counter a clause or draft a new contract in a sentence. Lex stages the change; you review and send it in Contracts.io.

GPTChatGPTNew chat · Contracts.io connected
What’s waiting on me?
Contracts.iowhats_waiting_on_meran automatically

One contract needs you. Priya at Northwind proposed a lower liability cap:

Services agreement · Northwind StudioWaiting on you

Clause 5 · Liability. Each party’s total liability is capped at 9 months 8 months of fees paid.

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Priya · Northwind
“8 months, to match our other vendors.” · 2 days ago
Counter at 9.
Contracts.iopropose_changeapproved by you

Lex staged your counter: Clause 5 back to 9 months, with a note to Priya that 9 matches the fees at risk. Nothing has been sent.

Review & send in Contracts.io

What you can do

Reads freely. Asks first. Never signs.

Every tool ChatGPT can call falls into one of three tiers. The riskier the action, the closer it stays to you.

01

Runs automatically

Read-only. Nothing changes.

  • list_contractsEvery contract you are part of, with status.
  • get_contractOne contract, clause by clause.
  • whats_waiting_on_meProposals and replies that need you.
  • explain_clauseAny clause in Plain English.
02

Asks you first

Your AI asks before each one. Nothing is sent.

  • create_draftLex drafts a new contract from a sentence.
  • propose_changeStage a redline or a counter.
  • respond_to_proposalStage an accept, counter or decline.
03

Only in Contracts.io

No tool exists for these. You do them in the app.

  • SendSharing a draft or a reply with the other side.
  • InviteAdding people to the contract room.
  • Request signaturesFreezing the final version for signing.
There is no sign tool.Signing always happens with you, in Contracts.io.

Set up ChatGPT

Connected in a minute.

Three steps in ChatGPT on the web or desktop. You sign in once; ChatGPT only sees the contracts you are part of.

Connector URLComing soon
Connector URLhttps://mcp.contracts.io

Not live yet. The address is reserved and opens when the connector launches.

  1. 01

    Open Apps & connectors

    In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Apps & connectors and choose to add a connector.

  2. 02

    Paste the connector URL

    Name it Contracts.io and paste the address above as the connector URL.

  3. 03

    Sign in and ask

    ChatGPT opens Contracts.io to sign in. Approve access, start a new chat and ask what is waiting on you.

Use cases

Four things people ask first.

Say it the way you would to a colleague. ChatGPT picks the right tool.

Draft from a sentence

“NDA with Kestrel before Thursday’s call, mutual, two years.” Lex drafts it and hands back a link.

Draft a mutual NDA with Kestrel, two years

Check what’s waiting

One question across every contract: who proposed what, on which clause, and how long ago.

What’s waiting on me?

Counter a clause

Say the number you want. Lex stages the counter with a short note; you send it when you are happy.

Counter Clause 5 at 9 months

Explain a clause in Plain English

Paste or name any clause. Get what it means for you, without the legal wording getting in the way.

What does the indemnity clause mean for me?

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Data, the other side, and what your AI can and cannot do.

TBD: we don’t train on your contracts. (Placeholder until the data policy is confirmed and published.)

No. They open the same Contracts.io link in a browser, with no account and no AI tool needed. ChatGPT is just one way for you to work.

No. Sending, inviting and requesting signatures only happen in Contracts.io. There is no sign tool: signing always happens with you.

Nothing. Reading and explaining run on their own. Drafting, proposing a change and responding to a proposal ask you first, and even then nothing is sent.

Not yet. The connector is coming soon. Draft in Contracts.io today and your contracts will be there when it opens.

What are you agreeing?

Describe it in a sentence. Lex drafts the first version.