counselos ships an in-house EU workflow pack for Mike

Five new built-in workflows aimed squarely at in-house counsel handling EU and UK work, layered on top of Mike's originals rather than replacing them.

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counselos has added five opinionated workflows to Mike: an NDA-versus-playbook review, a GDPR Article 28 data processing agreement review, an EU AI Act vendor addendum review, a master services agreement red-flag memo, and a vendor intake triage. The prompts are unusually disciplined - each one pre-declares the output shape (snapshot, risk table, redlines, sign-off recommendation), forces a RED/AMBER/GREEN or accept/negotiate/reject call, and includes self-check steps so flagged clauses can't be raised without a matching redline.

An early version replaced Mike's upstream finance workflows outright. A follow-up walked that back: the originals are restored verbatim, the five new ones sit alongside them, and the workflows now carry a practice label so users can tell transactional work from in-house work at a glance. The framing shifted from rebuilt to extended.

So what Worth a look for any legal-ops or in-house team standing up AI review for NDAs, DPAs and vendor paper - the prompt structures are reusable even if you skip the EU framing.

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SHA Subject Author Date
5193ef54 feat: replace finance assistant workflows with in-house EU workflows counselos 2026-05-04 ↗ GitHub
ddbf7367 feat: keep Mike's three finance workflows alongside the five in-house ones counselos 2026-05-05 ↗ GitHub
commit body
Restores builtin-cp-checklist, builtin-credit-summary, and builtin-sha-summary
in both backend and frontend builtin workflow lists. The fork is additive
rather than a replacement, which keeps the workflows useful for in-house
lawyers who occasionally do touch credit agreements or shareholder agreements,
and makes upstream merges cleaner.

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