counselos preloads Mike for EU vendor reviews

Three new column presets turn tabular review into a fast-path for DPA and AI vendor checks.

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The counselos fork adds three ready-made columns to Mike's tabular review feature - the spreadsheet-style view that runs an AI question across a stack of documents. The new columns target the questions in-house teams keep asking of vendor contracts and DPAs: who are the sub-processors, what cross-border transfer mechanism is in place, and what role does the vendor play under the EU AI Act.

What makes them useful isn't that the questions exist - it's that the answers are forced into a tight shape. Sub-processors come back as clean bullets of name, service, country. Transfer mechanism is pinned to a closed list (EU SCCs, UK IDTA, and the rest). AI Act role is restricted to the actor categories the regulation actually defines. That means the output is something a paralegal or an analyst can sort, filter, and roll up across hundreds of contracts without re-reading every cell.

So what Worth a look for any in-house team or legal-ops lead running DPA or AI-vendor review at volume - the structured answers are the bit that makes the workflow actually scale.

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cb651b8d feat: add EU tabular presets (sub-processors, transfer mechanism, AI Act role) counselos 2026-05-04 ↗ GitHub

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