Most people use AI to summarize a document.
In an acquisition, the summary is the one thing you can't afford to trust.
If a model invents an EBITDA figure, or quietly rounds a churn number in the seller's favor, or softens a customer-concentration risk into something that sounds fine, that isn't a typo you catch later. It's the basis you priced a deal on. By the time you find out, you've signed the LOI, burned a month, and spent credibility you can't get back.
So I built a pack of agents the other way round. Not one big agent that reads everything and hands you a confident paragraph. Twenty small ones, each with a single job, each built to show its work, and to cite every factual claim back to the source it came from, or cut the claim before you ever see it.
It's called The Deal Team. It's MIT-licensed, free, and up on GitHub.
