On request
Summarize a contract in plain words
Reads a contract and lists the dates, duties and risks.
Pick a file in Drive. The agent reads all of it, then writes a one-page summary in Google Docs: the key points, the risks and the questions to ask next.
Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.
On request
Summarize any document
No flowchart to draw. Describe the job in chat. TulipFarm sets up the agent and its workflow, and shows you both before anything runs.
When I pick a long document, write a one-page summary. Give me the key points, anything risky, and three questions to ask the author.
I made an agent called Summarizer and a workflow you start by hand. It reads Drive. Creating the summary doc asks you first. Activate it?
Every run is saved as an agent task you can open, check and rerun.
You pick a file
Run startedStartedThe whole file in Google Drive
42 pagesKey points, risks and gaps
6 points, 2 risksA one-page summary, using your summary skill
1 pageCreate the summary in Google Docs
ApprovedDoc in Google Docs
Doc readyCompletedEach point says where it came from, so you can check it fast.
Summary · Vendor agreement
Key points
Risks
Ask the author
Three parts you own and can change at any time.
Summarizer
Reads long files and cites the page.
Summary shape
Points, risks, questions.
Start by hand
Run it on any file you can open.
It uses your own connections, so it never sees more than you can.
Run on a schedule and summarize new files in one folder.
Draft the summary to a teammate in Gmail.
Use a skill that flags dates, fees and notice periods.
It can miss things. Each point names its page so you can check it. Treat contracts as a first read, not advice.
Files that Drive can read as text, such as Docs and PDFs.
Only you, until you share the doc.
On request
Reads a contract and lists the dates, duties and risks.
On mention
Ask in Slack. It answers from your Drive and Confluence, with links.
After the call
Turns your notes into a recap email and a list of owners and dates.
Public beta, open to everyone. Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.