Chris-o-O gives Mike a firm to answer to
The assistant stops being a generic chatbot and starts knowing which firm, jurisdiction, and practice area it's working for.
Chris-o-O has bolted an organisation layer onto Mike. Firms can now set up an account with their jurisdictions, practice areas, working language, and house rules, then invite colleagues in under admin or member roles. Every question a lawyer asks now carries that firm context into the model behind the scenes, so answers arrive already framed for the people asking them rather than for a generic user.
The details give away the target: a bilingual English/French toggle and a field for a bar or law-society number point squarely at Canadian firms. One thing worth flagging for anyone borrowing this work - the custom-instruction fields are powerful by design, so whoever controls them can quietly reshape how the assistant behaves for an entire firm.
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