🟢 #304 Extend `/docx` downloads to `/file` for arbitrary file types +57 -45 1mo ago by
drewmiller ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub ## Summary
tritium-legal/mike
A legal-tech fork exploring browser-based document editing built around access to original files.
tritium-legal is exploring a version of Mike that can hand original documents to browser-based tools, rather than limiting readers to pre-rendered previews. The aim is straightforward: make room for online editing and document viewing across supported formats.
The clearest product signal is the proposed Tritium editor, alongside a broader, format-agnostic approach to document previews and downloads. It is an early, focused direction rather than a fully established product surface.
What's in it
- Original-file access Browser-based tools can work with the original document content instead of a rendered preview alone.
- Format-agnostic previews The proposed approach is intended to serve supported document types through one general path, not just Word files.
- Tritium editor tritium-legal has signalled a named editor as a prospective addition for online document work.
Direction
draftingintegration
Activity
This pull request shows the changes required to add the Tritium editor
📝 tritium-legal wants Mike to hand over the original file 2 commits 2mo ago integrationworkflow draft
The proposal would make it easier for legal products to open documents in their own browser-based tools.
📝 tritium-legal makes document previews format-agnostic 2 commits 2mo ago workflowinfrastructure draft
The fork replaces a Word-only document download path with one route that can safely serve any supported file type.
⛔ #303 Extend `/docx` downloads to `/file` for arbitrary file types +263 -45 2mo ago by
drewmiller ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub ## Summary
## Summary
📝 tritium-legal's online editing bid never makes it over the line 1 commit 2mo ago integrationworkflow draft
The fork points to a useful idea: let a browser open the original file, not just a pre-rendered version.
An open proposal would make Tritium's editor a named product addition to this legal-AI fork.
Threads of work (detailed view)
tritium-legal wants Mike to hand over the original file
The proposal would make it easier for legal products to open documents in their own browser-based tools.
tritium-legal makes document previews format-agnostic
The fork replaces a Word-only document download path with one route that can safely serve any supported file type.
tritium-legal's online editing bid never makes it over the line
The fork points to a useful idea: let a browser open the original file, not just a pre-rendered version.
tritium-legal is adding the Tritium editor
An open proposal would make Tritium's editor a named product addition to this legal-AI fork.
Pull requests (detailed view)
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