What changed between two versions

Model notes: Long-context model; for terms, contracts, specs and policies

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Compare these two versions of a {{document_type}} and tell me what actually changed. OLD VERSION: {{old_version}} NEW VERSION: {{new_version}} Output: 1. Summary of changes in plain English (max 5 bullets), most important first. 2. A table: section, old wording (quoted), new wording (quoted), what it means in practice. 3. Changes that shift rights, costs, obligations or deadlines, flagged clearly. 4. Small wording edits that don't change the meaning, grouped on one line. Quote exactly; don't paraphrase important clauses. This isn't legal advice, so tell me which changes are worth asking a professional about.

How to use it

  1. Fill the variables above, or replace each {{variable}} after pasting.
  2. Paste into your AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Claude Code, or a local model in Ollama/LM Studio).
  3. Review the output. Models make mistakes, especially with facts, numbers and code.
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