CaliLuke lets you spin up a review project without leaving the page

A small workflow fix that removes one of those annoying detours where starting a new review means bouncing through three screens first.

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In CaliLuke's fork of Mike, you can now create a brand-new project from inside the dialog where you set up a tabular review - the kind of side-by-side document review where each row is a file and each column is a question you're asking of it. Previously you'd have to back out, create the project somewhere else, then come back and start over. Now it's one box, one name, done, and the new project shows up in your list immediately without waiting on a refresh.

The thread also tidies up the rough edges: other open tabs quietly refresh when you switch back to them, and an early bug - where the list would wipe itself if the page loaded before you were logged in - got caught and fixed in the same stretch of work.

So what Worth a look for anyone running document-heavy review work who feels the friction of setup steps adding up across a day.

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SHA Subject Author Date
1e7e5a54 Allow creating projects from table modal CaliLuke 2026-05-05 ↗ GitHub
7562729f Refresh project lists after inline create CaliLuke 2026-05-05 ↗ GitHub
c75f9b88 Reload projects after auth restore CaliLuke 2026-05-05 ↗ GitHub

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