5jabs/sterlex
Sterlex is a newly branded legal-workflow product with a polished front door and an emerging community submission path.
Sterlex presents itself as a distinct product with its own name, public landing experience, and a route toward production deployment. Visitors would encounter a branded entry point before moving into the main application.
It is being developed by GitHub user 5jabs; the available record offers no further identity signal. The direction is clear enough: establish Sterlex as its own product, make it easier to deploy, and begin collecting community-contributed workflows through a reviewed submission process.
What's in it
- Sterlex identity A full product rebrand gives the fork its own name and public presentation.
- Marketing landing page A dedicated landing experience introduces the product before users enter the application.
- Production deployment path The project includes setup aimed at running Sterlex in a hosted production environment.
- Workflow submissions A planned review queue points toward accepting, approving, or rejecting community-submitted workflows.
Direction
brandingworkflowinfrastructure
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
5jabs lays the groundwork for community workflows and real inbound leads
The sterlex fork is preparing two public-facing flows, but neither is live in this snapshot.
5jabs gives Sterlex a sharper front door and a Railway runway
This fork is packaging its legal-AI product for a public audience, while making it easier to run reliably in production.
5jabs rebrands Mike as Sterlex and fixes the chat plumbing
This is more than a new name: Sterlex closes several gaps that could make shared legal-AI conversations unreliable.