Last month I was helping a friend review a software licensing agreement. Standard stuff, except buried in section 7.3 was a clause that essentially handed over unlimited liability for any third-party claims. The kind of thing that looks innocuous until your lawyer points out it could bankrupt you. This happens constantly. Professionals get contracts that look reasonable on the surface but contain clauses that shift massive risk in ways that aren't immediately obvious. You either pay a lawyer $500 to review every agreement, or you roll the dice and hope for the best. I built Guard-Clause to solve this problem systematically. How It Actually Works Guard-Clause reads contracts and returns structured risk analysis at the clause level. Not keyword highlighting or document annotation, but actual analysis that understands what each clause means and how risky it is. The system processes any contract format and breaks it down into individual clauses.…