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Mako. The AI Copilot

Docshark's AI copilot. Document summaries, field placement, clause risk review, obligation extraction, and Q&A inside viewers.

Mako is Docshark's built-in AI copilot. Named for the mako shark, the fastest in the ocean. It reads documents so you do not have to read them twice.

What Mako does

CapabilityWhere it lives
Document summariesA generated overview on every document. The "Mako summary" viewers can be shown on share links.
Extracted textFull text pulled from uploads. Powers search, Q&A, and summaries.
Field placementSuggested signing fields with confidence chips in the field builder.
Clause risk reviewFlags risky or unusual clauses. See clause risk.
Obligation extractionProposes obligations from a signed agreement's dated commitments.
Viewer Q&AVisitors ask the document questions in natural language, when enabled on a link.
Room structureDescribe a room's purpose and Mako proposes a folder layout.

Where you meet it

  • On documents. The summary panel: what this file is, the key terms, the notable clauses.
  • In the field builder. "Suggest fields" for placement proposals.
  • On envelopes. Clause review before sending.
  • For viewers. An optional Q&A box on shared links: "What are the payment terms?" answered from the document's own text.

Mako for your viewers

Two link-level toggles control what recipients get: Show Mako summary puts the generated overview on the gate screen, and Viewer Q&A lets them ask the document questions. Both default on. Turn them off on links where the document should speak entirely for itself.

Usage caps

AI usage is metered per plan as a monthly credit: Hobby $0 (Mako features unavailable), Starter $5, Team $10, Business $15. See plans. Heavy analysis draws against the cap; the workspace shows current consumption.

What Mako is not

  • Not legal advice. Clause flags are attention-directing, not verdicts; your counsel decides.
  • Not a leaker. Viewer Q&A answers from the document's own text only; it does not expose your workspace or other documents.
  • Not a replacement for reading. It is the fastest shark in the ocean, not the only one that should swim. Verify what matters.

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