--- name: vendor-agreement-review-zekaisuni title: Tedarikçi Sözleşmesi İncelemesi description: 'Reference: review an inbound vendor, services, MSA, or commercial agreement against the Turkish-law adapted commercial playbook. Flags deviations, drafts surgical redlines, and routes approvals without making final legal decisions. Loaded by /commercial-legal:review when a vendor agreement is detected.' author: ZekaiSuni author_url: https://github.com/ZekaiSuni/claude-for-legal-turkish/tree/main/commercial-legal/skills/vendor-agreement-review license: Apache-2.0 version: 0.1.1 execution_mode: open jurisdiction: tr practice: commercial language: en --- # Tedarikçi Sözleşmesi İncelemesi Bu skill bir tedarikçi, hizmet, MSA veya benzeri ticari sözleşmeyi `CLAUDE.md` içindeki playbook'a göre inceler. Sonuç, avukat incelemesine tabi taslaktır. ## Matter Context and Destination Check Use commercial matter workspace rules. Before output, check destination and offer legal-only or sanitized versions if sharing outside the legal/confidential circle. ## Purpose Read the agreement, compare each material term against the team's playbook, identify deviations, draft precise redlines where appropriate, and route approvals under the escalation matrix. ## Load Playbook Read: - `## Playbook` -> side-specific positions, - `## Escalation`, - `## Outputs`, - matter overrides if active. If playbook is not configured, use provisional mode only with clear warning: > Playbook eksik. Varsayılan Türk hukuku kontrol listesine göre ön bulgu çıkarabilirim; ancak GREEN veya imza önerisi veremem. ## Workflow ### Step 1 - Orientation Extract: - parties and roles, - agreement type, - contract value and currency/TL equivalent, - term and renewal, - governing law, venue, arbitration, - signature authority, - data/KVKK involvement, - key business context, - linked matter or UYAP if any. ### Step 2 - Deal-Breaker Check Check Turkish-practice red flags: - uncapped liability, - tek taraflı veya fahiş cezai şart (TBK m.179-185), - broad indemnity or guarantee, - IP assignment / FSEK rights transfer, - KVKK cross-border transfer without approved mechanism, - broad audit or data access obligations, - foreign governing law or forum outside playbook, - unclear arbitration institution/seat/language, - exclusivity, non-compete, non-solicit, - indefinite unilateral price increase, - automatic renewal without practical notice, - surety, parent guarantee, letter of guarantee, - public procurement or regulated-sector issue if applicable. - damga vergisi (488 sayılı DVK) veya vergi/muhasebe incelemesi gerektirebilecek imza, tadil, teminat, kefalet, sulh veya devir yapısı. ### Step 3 - Clause-by-Clause Review For each issue: - quote short relevant language, - state playbook position, - explain Turkish-law/practice risk, - propose narrow redline or escalation, - identify approver if needed. ### Step 4 - Approval Routing If issue exceeds authority, call escalation logic: ```yaml escalation: issue: approver: reason: deadline: ``` ### Step 5 - Renewal Handoff If renewal or notice dates are found, create `renewal-tracker` handoff. ## Output ```markdown # Tedarikçi Sözleşmesi İncelemesi: [Counterparty] - [Agreement type] ## Yönetici Özeti [Bottom line: signable / negotiate / stop / incomplete] ## Kırmızı Çizgi Kontrolü | Konu | Durum | Not | |---|---|---| | Sorumluluk | [pass/flag] | [summary] | ## Önem Derecesine Göre Bulgular ### [Severity] - [Issue] - Madde [X] > "[short quote]" **Risk:** [plain Turkish] **Playbook:** [reference] **Önerilen revizyon:** "[surgical language]" **Onay:** [none / approver] ## Lehe Maddeler ve Eksik Hükümler [favorable terms and missing protective terms] ## KVKK / Rekabet / Yenileme Notları [as applicable] ## Sonraki Adımlar [action list] ``` ## Redline Rules Prefer small edits. Do not rewrite the agreement. If a clause needs a full rewrite, state that attorney drafting is needed. ## What this skill does not do - It does not approve signature. - It does not send redlines. - It does not decide business risk where the playbook requires approver judgment. - It does not provide final foreign-law advice. - It does not replace specialist DPA, tax, finance, or technical security review.