The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the Pactlio MCP listing page.
Remote Model Context Protocol server exposing Pactlio's AI contract engine to agents. Free, anonymous, no API key.
Endpoint: https://www.pactlio.com/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP)
Docs: https://www.pactlio.com/mcp
Claude Code
Cursor / VS Code / any MCP client (mcp.json)
Claude.ai / ChatGPT — add as a custom connector with the endpoint URL.
OpenClaw — see openclaw-plugin/ and skills/pactlio/.
| Tool | What it does | Limits |
|---|---|---|
list_contract_types | 20 contract/policy types with use cases and pricing | 30/min |
get_jurisdiction_requirements | Statute-cited requirements per contract type × US state / country | 30/min |
check_non_compete_enforceability | Non-compete status for all 50 states + DC | 30/min |
get_intake_questions | Fields needed to draft each contract type | 30/min |
start_contract_draft | Multi-agent AI drafting (async, 3–5 min); requires accept_terms: true | 2/day |
get_draft_status | Poll a draft; returns free preview + unlock link | 30/min |
get_checkout_link | URL where a human unlocks the full contract ($19–49) | 30/min |
analyze_contract | Risk analysis of pasted contract text | 2/day |
list_contract_types → pick the documentget_jurisdiction_requirements → check state-specific rulesget_intake_questions → collect details from your userstart_contract_draft with accept_terms: true → kick off generation (rejected without it)get_draft_status → poll until complete, show the free previewget_checkout_link → hand your user the unlock URLKnowledge tools are free and fast (pure data, no LLM). Drafting and analysis are free with daily per-IP limits. Drafts return the opening sections; a human unlocks the full contract via checkout.
Pactlio is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice; using these tools creates no attorney-client relationship. Every output is an AI-generated draft for review — have it reviewed before relying on it. Drafting requires the end user's acceptance of the Terms of Use (accept_terms: true), and draft-returning tools repeat the disclaimer and terms link in every response. Agents integrating these tools must surface that disclaimer to their users rather than strip it.
server.json — MCP registry manifestopenclaw-plugin/ — OpenClaw plugin exposing the same tools as pactlio_contracts_*skills/pactlio/ — OpenClaw skill describing the contract workflowThe server itself runs inside the Pactlio app; this repo holds the client-side wrappers and manifests.