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compare-versions Compares two versions of a document and lists what changed clause by clause, with what each change means for you; use for "what changed in v2".

Compare versions

Use when: the other side sent a new version, or the user wants to see what a renewal changes against the current contract.

Input

Both texts, or one text and the existing note of the earlier version.

Steps

  1. Match clauses by content, not by number; renumbering is not a change.
  2. Table: Clause | Earlier version | New version | What changed | Matters for me (yes or no, and why). Quote the changed words only.
  3. List added clauses and removed clauses separately.
  4. Flag changes that touch money, dates, termination, liability or data as "look closely".
  5. Save contracts/<slug>-changes-YYYY-MM-DD.md and add a line to the note's "My notes" (note "Changes: 
---name: compare-versionsdescription: Compares two versions of a document and lists what changed clause by clause, with what each change means for you; use for "what changed in v2".---# Compare versionsUse when: the other side sent a new version, or the user wants to see what a renewal changes against the current contract.## InputBoth texts, or one text and the existing note of the earlier version.## Steps1. Match clauses by content, not by number; renumbering is not a change.2. Table: Clause | Earlier version | New version | What changed | Matters for me (yes or no, and why). Quote the changed words only.3. List added clauses and removed clauses separately.4. Flag changes that touch money, dates, termination, liability or data as "look closely".5. Save `contracts/<slug>-changes-YYYY-MM-DD.md` and add a line to the note's "My notes" (note "Changes: <title>").6. Answer with the changes that matter, one line each, and whether anything was removed.## OutputThe comparison table, "Added", "Removed", "Look closely".## Edge cases- Only formatting or wording changed: say so in one line, with one example.- A long document with few changes: show the changes only; say that the rest is identical.- The user has only the new version and remembers the old: compare against what they remember, marked as "from memory", and suggest asking for the earlier text.