Cpodlaskilegal makes Box the front door and gives one admin the master key
This fork is shaping up as a locked-down internal firm tool: no document storage connection, no app.
Two commits, four real changes:
- An admin and standard-user role system. Admins can open any user's chat in the system, not only their own.
- Connecting to Box, the cloud document storage service common in law firms, is now mandatory. The app blocks the whole interface until the user links an account.
- Each user now links their own Box account rather than everyone sharing a single firm-wide login, which means cleaner audit trails and per-person permissions.
- A reliability fix: if a user closes the tab or drops offline mid-answer, the assistant's reply is still saved to the conversation record instead of vanishing.
The first three are policy choices that suit one firm's setup. That last fix looks like a genuine bug the original project may share, and it matters for anyone treating chat history as a record.
So what Firms that run on Box and want supervisory access to AI conversations should look closely; everyone else should note the chat-history fix and the privacy trade-off of an all-seeing admin.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?