Contracko README

Contracko skills

AI contract management MCP server by Contracko. Manage your business contracts with Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, Grok, and other AI tools.

Contracko is AI contract management software, a contract lifecycle management (CLM) workspace for PDFs and Word files with dates, values, parties, and AI analysis on top. This plugin connects Claude and other assistants to that workspace so they can:

• Review and analyse contracts with AI. Surface risks, liabilities and obligations, compare two agreements clause by clause, and quote the sentence behind each finding.
• Import contracts with CLM, without Parser credits. Add PDF and Word contracts to your register and extract dates, parties and terms, including bulk imports.
• Process documents in bulk with Contracko Parser. The separate Parser product uses Parser credits for standalone extraction and exports. It is not needed to add contracts to your contract register.
• Set automated reminders. Add notifications to contract events so the right person hears about them in time.
• Track renewal and notice deadlines. List what ends, auto-renews, or needs notice in a given window, across the whole portfolio.

The single contracko skill teaches the assistant how to import, review, organise, and file that work, loading workflow references only when needed. The MCP server is the live connection to your workspace.

No account yet? Start a 7-day free trial (no credit card). You can also create the trial account on the OAuth screen the first time you connect the server.

Billing and allowances covers CLM and Parser.

Usage

Once connected, talk to the assistant the way you would a colleague. These are the jobs people actually run:

Security

Contracko does not train models on your contracts. Analysis inside the product runs under commercial API terms, with Zero Data Retention where we have it, and we work to get ZDR with every AI subprocessor. See Security.

Connecting this plugin is different: when Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or another assistant calls Contracko, contract text is sent to that product. Contracko cannot control what they do with it. Turn off model training in that product before using real contracts.

Local upload policy

Local uploads and client network settings: import reference.

Install

Using Claude? Add Contracko from Claude's connector directory: claude.ai/directory/connectors/contracko. Open the Claude or Claude Code section below for the details.

For every other assistant, you connect to Contracko in two steps:

1. Add the skill (this repo) so it knows how to help with contracts.
2. Add the connection so it can reach your workspace. Paste this address when asked:

https://app.contracko.com/mcp

A browser opens. Sign in or start the free trial, choose your workspace, then review and approve access. Adding skills alone does not connect the workspace. Reuse an existing Contracko connection.

The consent screen offers View contracts for questions and reviews, and Add and edit contracts for imports or changes. Requested permissions start selected. Untick Add and edit contracts unless you want imports or changes; it is offered only when your workspace role allows it. Each permission has an info button with details. When write access is requested, the screen offers a copyable prompt to add a contract in any workspace; select Add and edit contracts to copy it.

OAuth prefers Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD) for HTTPS metadata-document client IDs, with Dynamic Client Registration (DCR) as fallback. This is transparent to users; connection steps stay the same.

Clients without OAuth can use a workspace-bound key created in Contracko for purpose MCP server, stored in the client's secret settings. Never paste the credential into chat, source code or logs.

Release bundles and directory submissions: Distribution.

Open the section for the product you use.

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/contracko/contracko-skills.git
/plugin install contracko@contracko

claude mcp add --transport http contracko https://app.contracko.com/mcp

npx skills@latest add contracko/contracko-skills
codex mcp add contracko --url https://app.contracko.com/mcp
codex mcp login contracko

npx skills@latest add contracko/contracko-skills

{ "mcpServers": { "contracko": { "url": "https://app.contracko.com/mcp" } } }

npx skills@latest add contracko/contracko-skills

{ "mcpServers": { "contracko": { "type": "streamableHttp", "url": "https://app.contracko.com/mcp" } } }

npx skills@latest add contracko/contracko-skills

{ "servers": { "contracko": { "type": "http", "url": "https://app.contracko.com/mcp" } } }

npx skills@latest add contracko/contracko-skills

{ "mcpServers": { "contracko": { "httpUrl": "https://app.contracko.com/mcp" } } }

npx -y @contracko/mcp

Skill

One skill, contracko, routes each job to a reference loaded on demand:

For 1.2.0, reinstall or update the plugin to replace the three retired skill names. Their content now lives in these references, not in separate skills.

Get help

Want guidance on Contracko? Read the docs or contact us. That covers the product, your workspace, and anything else you want to talk through.

Policies: privacy policy and terms of service.

Have a question about these skills, a suggestion, or an improvement? Open a GitHub issue.

Contributing

Before publishing skill changes, run python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v. See validation and catalog refresh and the workflow regression cases.

Release sync

After each MCP release reaches production, check the app's main, sync the skills, follow Versioning, add release notes, and run the checks above. The app checklist is tracked in CTD-5544.

MIT licensed.