Every check it runs

Pulls the text of every page, so each finding can point back to the exact page and words.

Reads the whole contract from your side of the table, with your role, standards, interview answers and confirmed facts in front of it. If the AI pass is ever unavailable, the standards engine below still runs and the report says so.

Applies the redlines you taught it, word for word, every time.

Reads the owner's contract for what flows down to you. If the subcontract incorporates a prime you weren't given, it says so and drafts the request.

A fixed set of checks that always run and can't be talked down: pay-if-paid, no damages for delay, broad indemnity, uncapped liquidated damages, termination for convenience, notice traps, retainage, payment terms, warranty.

The facts from step 3, with your confirmations and corrections on top. Every layer after this one uses them.

Compares what you priced and excluded with what the contract requires: scope added back, mobilizations, labor hours, price and payment terms.

Applies the rule pack for the project's state, with the authority, effective date and verification date on every rule.

Finds documents the contract binds you to by reference (prime, general conditions, schedules, manuals) and drafts the request for each.

Compares each required limit with the coverage in your workspace and states the dollar gap. With no coverage on file, it asks you to confirm with your broker instead of guessing.

Confirms every quoted passage really appears in the contract. Anything it can't find is marked "Verify: not located" instead of being trusted.

A skeptical reviewer re-reads the findings and lowers confidence where they look shaky. It can mark a finding for a closer look; it never deletes one.

Tags each finding with its source (construction law, the jurisdiction, your standard, this contract, the prime) and how likely a GC is to accept the change.