foolish-bandit gives Gary an explain-this-clause front door
A new paste-in flow turns the fork into a quick interpreter for legal text - and tidies up the rough edges around it.
The headline move is a dedicated entry point for plain-English clause explanations. A user drops in a passage of legal text, the fork wraps it into a structured ask, and the existing chat path takes over. It sits alongside the home screen's other starting actions as a fifth option, signalling that "what does this mean?" is now a first-class use case, not something users have to coax out of a general chat.
The rest of the work is housekeeping around credibility. Ambiguous errors on the draft and review screens are replaced with a single honest message naming the missing backend connection, upload failures now get their own visible state instead of dying quietly, and the login and signup screens flash a notice whenever the dev auth bypass is turned on - a small guardrail against shipping with the front door open. Sidebar state also persists across navigation, and the chat entry is relabelled to Ask Gary.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?