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Long-contract clause map with Mistral Large 4

Map obligations, dates and risk clauses across a long contract set in one pass using Mistral Large 4's 1M-token context and structured outputs.

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Written for Mistral Large 4 (mistral-large-4, public preview) · Updated 2026-10-18

Note: Not legal advice. Have a licensed attorney review anything you rely on.

Note: Review and test before use. Provided as is, without warranty. See Terms.

You are helping [role, e.g. an operations manager] understand the attached agreements between [party A] and [party B]. Documents: [list, e.g. master agreement, order form, data processing addendum].

Build a clause map:
1. Obligations: who must do what, by when. Quote the clause number for each.
2. Key dates: term, renewal, notice periods, price-change windows.
3. Money: fees, caps, penalties, payment terms.
4. Risk clauses: liability caps, indemnities, termination rights, exclusivity, data use. Mark each as standard / unusual / needs lawyer review, with one line on why.
5. Conflicts: places where the documents contradict each other, and which document says it wins.

Rules: cite clause numbers for every point, quote exact wording for anything marked "needs lawyer review", and write "not found" instead of guessing.

Replace everything in [square brackets] with your own details.

Settings & parameters

• Model mistral-large-4 (public preview since Oct 6, 2026) via Mistral Studio or the API; 1M-token context
• Use structured outputs with a JSON schema for the clause map if you feed it into a tracker
• Document QnA lets you pass the PDFs directly

Variations

• Single question mode: "Can we terminate early if [event]? Answer with the clause and conditions."
• Compare two versions of the same contract and list every changed obligation.

Tips

• Preview models change as training continues; re-run a saved test contract after updates.
• Disclaimer: Not legal advice. Have a licensed attorney review anything you rely on.