beautech-aero rebuilds Mike into Turbine Legal, a command center for aviation-leasing lawyers

The fork stops being a general legal-AI tool and becomes a vertical product wired into the systems Beautech's in-house team actually runs deals through.

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igor-ctrl has reshaped the fork around the idea of a Matter - each one carrying its own lifecycle status, tasks, activity history, and links to the systems where the underlying deal lives. The old generic project surface still works, but Matters are now the front door, and the rebrand reaches into app chrome, prompts, and generated documents.

The integration layer carries most of the weight. Salesforce intake creates and refreshes matters from the CRM Beautech runs leasing deals through. Dropbox Business is wired as an archive and publishing target rather than a live sync, with Amazon's S3 storage kept as the authoritative working file store. DocuSign handles envelope tracking and webhooks. The AI engine was also swapped - Google's Gemini out, an OpenAI/Anthropic abstraction in - and the assistant is now grounded in whichever matter is open.

So what The cleanest example yet of a legal team treating a Mike fork as the foundation for a productized internal tool rather than a chat window bolted to documents.

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22f9039d Implement Turbine Legal matter command center igor-ctrl 2026-05-07 ↗ GitHub

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