Gist 2f0e90e85ddfe277e2f664f644de42a6

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Gist 2f0e90e85ddfe277e2f664f644de42a6

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Created on Sep 14, 2026

This visualization displays the terms of a Master Services Agreement between Deepturn and Ready Set Book App, rendering contractual clauses as an interactive network diagram. It uses d3.forceSimulation to position nodes representing sections and provisions, with links showing references between clauses. The layout employs d3.hierarchy and d3.tree to organize the document structure hierarchically, while text labels and color-coded nodes indicate service categories like software development, billing, and payment terms. Data is parsed directly from the Markdown source file.

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