Clause rewrite

Give us one clause you have been sent and what worries you about it. You get the clause in plain English, a fairer redraft, and a short email to send with it.

For demonstration only. This transaction runs on a test network with test money, and has no value.

What it asks for

This offer asks the buyer for clause and concern. What the buyer gives is written into the purchase's agreement, which is public: in a demonstration, give invented details. Once the payment settles, the shop publishes the agreement, with what the buyer gave, on the purchase's proof page, https://clause-check.integraledger.com/proof/<H>. Each value is at most 1000 characters, and nothing is cut.

Through the kit's own doors, which any agent can use: give each in with, by its name. Over MCP, the tool buy at https://clause-check.integraledger.com/mcp with {"offer":"clause-rewrite","with":{"clause":"…","concern":"…"}}; over HTTP, POST https://clause-check.integraledger.com/buy/clause-rewrite with the same with, paid by x402; over A2A, the same arguments as a data part at https://clause-check.integraledger.com/a2a.

Through UCP's checkout: clause and concern in the checkout's com.integraledger.lcp.with member, by name: Integra's checkout extension (https://lcp.integraledger.com/ucp/with/2026-10-02). A platform whose profile does not declare the extension an ask needs cannot send it: its checkout is requires_escalation, with a requires_buyer_input message naming the ask, and its continue_url is this page.

Its terms

advice: A rewrite is general information about the text given, not legal advice. For advice on a contract, speak to a solicitor.
privacy: What you send is written into the public agreement. Leave out names and anything confidential.
refunds: An answer, once given, is not refunded.

Every door, with how each is paid: Connect your agent, and https://clause-check.integraledger.com/llms.txt.