Meeting Notes Summarizer
Turns a meeting transcript into clean notes with decisions and action items
by Pawel Huryn
by Mohit AggarwalSkillGet organised
Turns a rental lease into plain English and ranks the clauses that could cost you money
The landlord wants the lease signed by Friday, and you can't tell which of the 14 pages could cost you money.
For Renters about to sign a leaseTenants reading a rental agreement
Lease Decoder is a skill from the PM Skills library that reads a home rental agreement the way a tenant-side adviser would. You paste the lease and add the rent, deposit, term and rough location; it returns a clause-by-clause table, red flags ranked by cost, the real price of leaving early and getting the deposit back, questions to ask the landlord and what is usually negotiable. It suits renters who want to understand a lease before they sign it.
It works out the money behind each risky clause, such as the full cost of breaking the lease, instead of giving general advice.
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
From the creator's documentation.
| Output | What it is | Reads |
|---|---|---|
| Clause table | Each clause, what it says and what it means for you, with a severity rating | What you paste |
| Ranked red flags | The worst clauses first, each with the quoted line, the worst case and the fix to ask for | What you paste |
| Exit and deposit math | What leaving early costs and every condition attached to getting the deposit back | What you paste |
| Questions to ask | Three to six questions for the landlord, ordered by leverage | What you paste |
| What's negotiable | Clauses landlords often amend when asked | What you paste |
| Jurisdiction flags | Points that depend on local law are marked and referred to a local tenant organisation | What you paste |
You have a residential lease to sign and want to know which clauses matter before you do. The skill decodes each clause, ranks the ones that can cost money and computes the exit and deposit figures from the numbers in the lease.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: lease-decoder (PM Skills)), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. lease-decoder: skill instructions · PM Skills: installation
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