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This skill appears to do what it says: local command-line recipes for contract review. Before you use it, back up your documents and run the suggested commands in a copy/test folder because many commands rename, overwrite, or create files (mv, batch pdftotext, redirecting output to logs/diffs). Confirm you have the required tools installed (brew poppler provides pdftotext/pdfinfo; pandoc via brew) and install wdiff if you need word-level diffs (wdiff is referenced but not declared). Review each command in SKILL.md line-by-line to ensure it won't alter files you care about, and run first on non-sensitive samples. If you work with very sensitive client data, consider running these workflows in an isolated environment (air-gapped or VM) to minimize accidental leakage and verify no telemetry is sent by any installed binaries.