Agreement source01
Exact source
“Supplier will provide the quarterly service report within ten business days after quarter end.”
Page 8 · Section 4.2
Open source agreement operations
Know what your agreements require next.
Turn executed agreements into cited suggestions, reviewed extraction fields and tracked obligations — on infrastructure you control.
Self-hostable AGPL core. AI is optional, provider-selectable and never the final authority.
Cited suggestion02
Quarterly service report
Prepare and deliver the report after each calendar quarter.
High confidenceReview required
Current tracking03
Track the Q3 service report
- Owner
- Commercial operations
- Due
- 10 business days after quarter end
- Status
- Pending
Reviewable by design
Trust starts with the document, not the answer.
Aakd keeps consequential suggestions connected to their exact source and puts authorized people in control of what becomes trusted state.
Source before answer
Review the excerpt and page that support a suggestion instead of accepting a detached summary.
Humans keep authority
AI can suggest. Authorized reviewers accept or reject supported extraction fields and obligation suggestions before they are used.
Review status stays visible
Supported extraction fields keep their source citation and review status visible to the reviewer.
Governed agent access
Useful to agents. Governed by people.
Aakd exposes agreement context through scoped API and MCP interfaces without turning a model into an anonymous decision-maker.
Agent Gateway
Read-first access model
Permission-scoped
Access follows the authenticated organization, role and API-key scope.
Minimized results
Return the fields needed for the job instead of defaulting to whole-contract disclosure.
Cited extraction context
Supported extraction fields retain source text, source page and review status.
Current write boundary
Current MCP mutations enforce member roles and API-key write scope.
The current MCP surface is being hardened in Phase 0. Granular delegated capabilities and approval controls are later-phase work; Aakd does not claim autonomous legal decisions or unrestricted agent execution.
Professional CLM breadth
A complete contract workspace, revealed progressively.
Start with one cited action. Reach the broader lifecycle tools when the work calls for them.
Available
Repository and search
Store PDF and DOCX agreements, organize versions and find contract content.
AI optional
Cited agreement intelligence
Review extracted metadata, risks, obligation suggestions and cited Q&A when an AI provider is configured.
Available
Obligations and renewals
Track owners, due dates, reminders, subtasks and completion status.
Available
Approvals and signing
Coordinate reviews, comments, approval history and optional DocuSeal signing.
Later-phase
Authoring and templates
The codebase includes editing, templates and redlining, but these are not part of the Phase 0 first-run promise.
Available
API, MCP and integrations
Use scoped interfaces, webhooks, notifications, imports and supported business-system connections.
Capability status reflects the current repository. Hosted Cloud, SSO/SCIM and formal compliance certifications are not currently offered.
AGPL core
Run the contract stack you can inspect.
Deploy Aakd on infrastructure you control. Keep the open core useful, portable and independent of a hosted service.
Documented deployment
Docker-based guides cover the web app, worker, PostgreSQL, Redis and S3-compatible storage.
Provider choice
Use manual workflows without AI, run Ollama locally or bring supported provider keys.
Portable core data
The community product includes API access and exports without requiring a managed edition.
Quick startAGPL-3.0
$ git clone https://github.com/aaked-app/aakd.git
$ cd aakd
$ cp .env.example .env
$ docker compose upProduction deployment requires secure configuration, backups and operational review. The development defaults are not for public exposure.
Straight answers
What is available — and what is not.
Aakd is in Phase 0. Public claims should stay as inspectable as the product.
Is Aakd open source and self-hostable?
Yes. The core is licensed under AGPL-3.0 and can be deployed on your own infrastructure using the documented stack.
Does Aakd make autonomous legal decisions?
No. AI features produce reviewable suggestions and cited answers. Humans retain authority over canonical facts, legal decisions and consequential actions.
Do I need an AI provider to use Aakd?
No. Repository, manual metadata, approvals, obligations and signing flows can work without an AI key. AI-assisted features require a configured supported provider.
Is a managed Cloud service available?
Not currently. Managed Cloud belongs to a later roadmap phase and depends on activation, customer, reliability and operational evidence.
Does Aakd include enterprise certifications and SSO?
Not currently. Organization roles, scoped access and audit records exist, while SSO/SCIM, formal certifications and enterprise assurance remain later-phase controls.
Start with one agreement and one cited result to review.
Create a workspace or inspect the source before deciding whether Aakd fits your contract operations.