Gadoes turns Mike into a research switchboard
Users can now connect their own legal data sources and choose which ones the AI consults on each question.
Gadoes has built a connection layer that lets each user wire in outside legal research sources and toggle them per query. The launch set leans international: CourtListener and GovInfo for US case law and government documents, EUR-Lex for European law, Al-Meezan for Qatari legislation, and italaw and ICSID for investment-arbitration materials, with more sources queued as "connect" placeholders.
The useful part is the control. A picker lets you narrow the AI to a chosen handful of sources for a given question, rather than always querying everything you've connected. Users supply their own credentials for each source, and Gadoes stores those keys encrypted with a built-in path for rotating them - a sensible call when people are handing over third-party access.
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