foolish-bandit builds a plain-English decoder for legal text
A new page in the Gary fork turns dense legal language into a structured, four-part explanation anyone can follow.
Paste in a clause, a paragraph, or a whole provision, and the new "Explain This" page hands back an answer in a fixed shape: what it says, why it matters, what could go wrong, and a possible revision. You can optionally tell it the document type, your goal, and the tone you want, and it folds those into the request.
Unlike the fork's review and draft tools, this one works only on text you paste in - there's no document upload. That keeps it fast and low-friction for the everyday job of making sense of a single confusing passage rather than chewing through a full file. The three workflow shells are still bare-bones at this stage, with the polished interface arriving later.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?