Give your business
its own
Adeu reviews inbound contracts against your positions and returns redlines in Word, right where work already happens.
RE: RE: Lease renewal terms
Facilities
Can we use this stock photo?
Marketing
Contractor agreement for Q3 hire
HR Team
Cookie banner update needed?
#privacy
FW: Vendor asking about indemnity cap
Procurement
Auto-renew triggers in 12 days
License allows commercial use
Non-standard IP assignment in §7
EU consent rules changed Jan '25
Indemnity cap 2x above policy
Powering legal operations at
What Adeu does
From inbox to redline.
The Brief summarizes and triages incoming requests. The Redlining Engine reviews contracts against your playbook. Both work inside the tools your team already uses.
Every channel, one workflow
Outlook, Word, Teams, Slack, Claude Desktop, and Gemini. Adeu connects to all of them and keeps your team working in one flow.
The Brief
Incoming emails analyzed, summarized, and triaged with next steps and a draft reply. Works in Outlook, Teams, and Claude Desktop.
Redlining Engine
Contracts reviewed against your playbook. Tracked-changes DOCX opens directly in Word. Open source.
Claude Desktop & Gemini
Use Adeu through natural conversation. Install it in Claude Desktop as an MCP server, or in Gemini as a CLI extension. Both available now.
Try it yourself
Set up Adeu in Claude Desktop
Copy a prompt and paste it into Claude Desktop. Claude will guide you through installing the Adeu extension.
Install the Adeu extension
Get a personal guide to installing the Adeu extension in Claude Desktop. No terminal needed.
Using another MCP client?
Adeu runs anywhere MCP does. Add it to Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP client, or use a quick installer.
- Any MCP client (Node)
npx -y @adeu/mcp-server - Live MS Word on Windows (Python)
uvx --from adeu adeu-server - Smithery
npx -y @smithery/cli install adeu --client claude - Gemini CLI
gemini extensions install https://github.com/dealfluence/adeu
Book your setup call
We'll help you get Adeu running in Outlook, Word, and Claude Desktop. Most teams are up and running in a day.
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