Akte Proeflezer

What it does

The Notarial Deed Proofreader acts as a systematic final gatekeeper for legal professionals. It performs a mechanical consistency check on draft deeds, verifying that names, dates, amounts, and cadastral data are accurate and consistent throughout the document and against source materials. It identifies embarrassing and risky errors like mismatched numerical/written amounts, leftover template placeholders, and internal reference breaks.

Why use this skill

Manual proofreading of long legal documents is prone to human fatigue. This skill automates the "robotic" part of the review, catching discrepancies that the human eye often skims over. It is significantly more reliable than standard AI prompting because it follows a rigorous multi-step protocol: verifying identity details against ID documents, cross-referencing amounts against sales agreements, and checking internal logic (e.g., ensuring "Article 12" actually exists).

Supported checks

• Identity: Cross-referencing names, dates of birth, and addresses with source docs.
• Financial: Verifying that figures in digits match figures in words and that calculations (price = deposit + balance) add up.
• Cadastral: Mapping property details to official records.
• Template Cleanup: Scanning for [PLACEHOLDERS] and artifacts from previous files.
• Version Comparison: Detecting "silent changes" between two document drafts.

Output

The result is a structured correction list categorized by severity: Blocking (legal risks), Disruptive (clerical errors), or Cosmetic (formatting), plus a list of items that couldn't be verified due to missing source files.