The reader
An AI assistant that reads the hundred pages for you
Reads the hundred pages. Goes through the report, the lease, the offering memo, and comes back with what is in it and where — page numbers, not impressions.
What you'd say
Read this and tell me what I should be worried about.
When it runs
When you ask. Brief it in a sentence, any time.
What it uses
a document
Where it stops and asks
It quotes the page, not an impression. Where the document is silent on something you asked about it says so rather than filling the gap.
How it goes
The running order.
Every step lands in the record with a time and a source, so you can read what it did instead of asking.
- Read the whole thing
- Find what you asked about
- Quote it, with the page
- Say what it is silent on
Questions
The ones that come up first.
What kinds of document?
Leases, offering memos, reports, agreements, filings. It comes back with what is in it and where, by page number.
Will it miss a clause?
It can, which is why every finding carries its page so you can read around it. Ask it a specific question and it answers from the text, quoting the part that answers.
Is this legal advice?
No. It tells you what the document says and where. What to do about it is yours, or your lawyer's.
Who hands this over most
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Nothing goes to a seller until you have read it.
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Nothing goes to a borrower until you have read it.
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Nothing goes to a client until you have read it.
Make it your first job.
Sign in, start a Hand, and paste the ask from the top of this page. Plans start at $20 a month, with work included.
