Never miss an obligation in a signed contract
Extract every obligation from signed contracts with two independent passes, then track deadlines automatically.
What this does
- Runs two independent sub-agents to extract every obligation from a signed contract
- Reconciles both passes and re-reads any obligation they disagree on
- Publishes every obligation to the tracker with its owner, deadline, and source clause
- Schedules deadline reminders automatically so nothing gets missed after signature
Workflow
- Trigger
New signed contract, or weekly sweep
Added to the executed-contracts folder, or the Monday catch-all.
- Shell
Parse the document
Extract text from the signed docx or PDF with the document skill.
- Prompt
Dual-pass extraction
Two independent sub-agents each extract every obligation, dates, and owner.
- Prompt
Reconcile the passes
Compare both extractions; anything only one pass found gets a third look.
- Result
Publish to the tracker
Obligations land in the tracker view, deadline reminders scheduled per obligation.
Recommended skills
Reusable skills the recipe pulls in, add them once, every agent can use them.
How to use this recipe
- 1Connect Drive, the tracker sheet, Slack, and Gmail to the agent
- 2Set the trigger to watch the executed-contracts folder, or a weekly sweep
- 3Paste the prompt; first run it asks your reminder lead time and default owner, then remembers
- 4Review the tracker and confirm obligations satisfied; the agent never closes one itself
Install the "Never miss an obligation in a signed contract" recipe from the Eluu cookbook. 1. Fetch https://eluu.ai/cookbook/obligation-extraction-tracker/skill.md and save it into your skills folder as "obligation-extraction-tracker". 2. Ask me its first-run questions and store my answers in memory. 3. Offer to schedule the recurring jobs listed in the skill; only create the ones I approve. 4. Then run the skill once end to end so we can review the output together.
Paste it into any agent. It fetches the recipe file and pulls in the skills and prompts on its own, the prompt stays short, the detail lives at the URL.