foolish-bandit writes down exactly what its fork is for
A documentation suite that quietly settles the biggest question about this fork: who it's built for and how far along it actually is.
foolish-bandit's fork now ships a real set of architecture and handoff docs, and the most interesting thing in them is the scope. This isn't a multi-tenant product for selling to firms - it's a private AI workspace for a single lawyer. The whole V1 is deliberately narrow: log in, upload a document, ask a question, get an answer with citations. The team even names the anti-goal - don't over-engineer it - and sticks to it.
What makes the docs worth a look is the honesty. They spell out what's been decided and hardened - where the app runs, where files and logins are handled - and what's still unfinished, including a backend that isn't fully connected yet and some known setup snags. It reads as a real, partly-proven deployment path rather than an aspirational diagram.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?