ClauseGuard

ClauseGuard

The AI that reads the fine print before you sign. Paste any lease, freelance contract, job offer, NDA, or ToS and ClauseGuard reads it from the signer's side: a Trap Score (0-100), severity-ranked red flags with exact clause quotes and plain-English explanations, ready-to-send negotiation scripts, missing protections, and a clear verdict - sign, negotiate, or walk away. Pays only on successful analysis. Free API docs: https://clause-gaurd.vercel.app/api/service-info. Not legal advice.

X LayerLiveAI/MLx402 declaredMCP
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Declared connection URLs, with reviewed prompts where the registry evidence is specific enough.

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