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Definely brings contract review MCP tools into ChatGPT Enterprise for OpenAI for Law

Definely on September 18, 2026 said its Model Context Protocol tools for structured contract review are available inside ChatGPT Enterprise as an OpenAI for Law launch partner, letting lawyers run defined-term checks, precedent comparison, structural proofreading, and issues-list generation without leaving ChatGPT. Pulse2 independently reported the partnership on September 19.

Announcement (Definely) → · Pulse2

Key points

  • Definely made its Model Context Protocol contract-review tools available inside ChatGPT Enterprise as an OpenAI for Law launch partner.DefinelyPulse2
  • Lawyers can call Definely from ChatGPT for defined-term validation, precedent search, structural proofreading, and issues-list generation.DefinelyPulse2
  • Definely said the tools provide an independent deterministic review layer rather than asking a generative model to check its own drafting.DefinelyPulse2
  • CEO Nnamdi Emelifeonwu said generation is no longer the bottleneck; review now is.DefinelyPulse2
  • Customers include A&O Shearman, Slaughter and May, DLA Piper, IKEA, and Samsung.DefinelyPulse2

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