Sloth-ninja clears a key confidentiality hurdle for Clio access
The fork's first pilot check suggests lawyers see only the matters their own Clio account permits.
Sloth-ninja has recorded a successful reconnect and permissions check for one pilot lawyer after an earlier sign-in redirect problem was fixed. Her visible matter count differed from the owner's in the expected way, supporting the central safeguard: a connected user should not inherit someone else's client matter list.
Clio is a legal practice management platform, and this check matters because its matter data can be highly sensitive. The result is not a blanket sign-off yet: the intake-notes area remains unverified, and the office's first two pilot users still need to be satisfied before the remaining lawyers are brought on.
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