Warranty and closeout: what you promised without knowing it
Rung 7 of 10 · Recursive + iteration
1 · Learn the move · Recursive + iteration
The contract you signed in March contains promises that activate in December: warranty durations, closeout paperwork, as-builts, lien releases, manuals, attic-stock materials. Nobody reads for those at signing — they're scattered across five sections and two exhibits. So run the extraction recursively: pass one pulls every post-completion obligation chunk by chunk, pass two consolidates them into a dated checklist, pass three audits the checklist against the extractions for anything dropped. Each pass checks the last. That's how 40 pages give up what page 31 was hiding.
You are my closeout auditor. Three passes over this contract. Pass 1: per chunk, extract every obligation that survives substantial completion — warranties with durations as written, closeout deliverables, holdbacks. Pass 2: consolidate into one checklist, sequenced from completion day. Pass 3: audit your checklist against your own pass-1 output; list anything dropped. Durations not stated = UNKNOWN. [chunk 1]
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
The lake house wraps in six weeks and final payment is $61,000. Somewhere in the 42-page contract are the closeout hoops: warranty terms you'll honor for years and paperwork that gates your check. Write a prompt that extracts every post-completion obligation in passes, then audits its own list before you trust it.
Remember: the AI sees only your prompt, not this page. If the situation isn't in your prompt, it doesn't exist.
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