Lint contracts like code.
The same deterministic engine that runs in the browser ships as a command-line tool and a GitHub Action. Keep your templates in a repository and let a pull request fail when a change introduces a critical issue — with findings annotated in code scanning.
Try it in the browser first →- Free forever (MIT)
- Nothing uploaded
- No account
- 1,946 cited checks
- PDF, DOCX or text
What you can automate
SARIF for code scanning
Upload findings to GitHub code scanning so contract problems show up on the pull request, like a lint error.
Fail on severity
fail-on: critical turns any critical finding into a failed check.
Redline gates
Compare a base and revised document and fail only on findings the revision introduced.
Deal-folder consistency
Gate on cross-document conflicts, such as two documents that name different governing law.
Every report format
JSON, HTML, Markdown, CSV, Word, a commented copy of your .docx, calendar files and more.
No network during analysis
The knowledge base ships with the tool, so nothing leaves the runner.
GitHub Action
- uses: clay-good/vaulytica@v9
with:
command: analyze
files: contracts/
format: sarif
out: vaulytica-out
fail-on: critical
- uses: github/codeql-action/upload-sarif@v3
with: { sarif_file: vaulytica-out }
Full recipes, including the redline gate and the CLI, are in the CI integration guide.
What you get
A page that says what to raise and why
Each item opens to the clause it is about, the reason, the rule's suggested change and its source.
Your draft back with comments
Drop a .docx and get it back with each item as a Word comment on its clause.
Everything else, if you want it
A Word report, dates for your calendar, and spreadsheets of obligations and fixes.
How it works
- Open vaulytica.com — no account, nothing to install.
- Drop your PDF or DOCX, or paste the text. It is read inside your browser tab; nothing is uploaded.
- Get your report in seconds. The document type is detected and only the checks that belong to it run.
Questions
Does the Action send my contracts anywhere?
No. The analysis opens no network connection; the knowledge base ships with the tool.
Is the CLI output the same as the website's?
Yes. The browser and the Node pipeline run the same engine and produce the same result for the same input.
What does it cost?
Nothing. It is MIT-licensed open source.