GitLaw for Claude
Improve your AI's and for legal work.
Connect GitLaw and Claude's legal work gets more accurate: checked against legal playbooks, your past deals and your company details. Every contract and version stays in GitLaw.
Acme sent me their NDA. Can you review it before I sign?
GitLaw found five issues. In short:
- High, Clause 6: confidentiality never ends
- Medium, Clause 9: 12-month non-solicit (your Northwind deal: 6 months)
- Medium, Clause 14: Delaware law, both parties in England
Fix 1 and 3. Keep the non-solicit but cut it to 6 months.
Done. Confidentiality now lasts 3 years, the non-solicit is 6 months and English law governs. Version 2 is saved in GitLaw, ready to send back to Acme.
Improve the quality of your legal AI output
Choose your own AI
Use GitLaw AI, your own custom agents, or the third-party ones you already rely on.
Improved quality
Have GitLaw check work from any agent against legal playbooks and quality requirements.
System of record
Saves files in one place and references them when creating new ones.
Apply your preferences
Automatically creates memory to reflect what you want in deals.
Remembers dates
GitLaw tracks renewals and reminds you.
Full revision history
Every edit saved as a new version, with full history.
Word compatible
GitLaw documents show Word-compatible tracked changes to accept or reject, and comments you can resolve.
Start with the contracts you already have
Copy a prompt into Claude once GitLaw is connected.
Organise what you have
Import these contracts into GitLaw, then list each one's renewal dates and riskiest clauses.
Review what you are sent
Review the contract I was just sent in GitLaw and suggest changes as tracked changes.
Draft new ones
Draft a mutual NDA in GitLaw between my company and [other party], under California law.
Set up in three minutes
Works with Claude, Claude Code and any remote MCP client. No API key needed.
Add GitLaw
Claude app: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste https://be-public-api.git.law/mcp
Claude Code: run this command.
claude mcp add --transport http gitlaw https://be-public-api.git.law/mcp
Authenticate
Sign in to GitLaw when Claude asks and click Allow. Free GitLaw accounts work.
Try a prompt
Pick any of the example prompts above and paste it into Claude.
Frequently asked questions
Why connect GitLaw if I already use Claude?
Claude can read and write, but it does not keep your contracts or check its work against legal standards. GitLaw does both. Keep the AI you like, have GitLaw review its output, keep every contract and version in one place, apply your deal preferences automatically, get reminded before renewals, and send tracked changes your counterparty can open in Word.
Is GitLaw's MCP server free?
Connecting is free on every GitLaw plan, and so is using GitLaw from Claude: saving, searching, reading and editing your documents. It only costs money when you ask GitLaw AI to do the work, such as a legal review or a draft, which uses AI credits.
Which documents can Claude see?
It acts as you: it sees what you can see in GitLaw.
How do I disconnect?
Go to Settings, then Connected apps, and click Revoke next to the app. It loses access straight away.
Give your contracts a home
Create a free GitLaw account, then connect it to Claude.