Sloth-ninja makes Clio matter search stop guessing
The fork tightens how its legal-workflow assistant handles missing data, page-by-page results, and internal failures.
A missing response from Clio, the practice-management platform, now becomes an error instead of a confident claim that no matters were found. Clients still receive a plain, safe message, while the team gets enough internal detail to investigate what actually broke.
- Search-result page links stay tied to the filters that created them, preventing a later page from widening into an unfiltered matter search.
- Long searches are rejected before they can produce unusable follow-up links.
- Expected chat-stream failures avoid noisy duplicate logs, while unexpected failures retain full diagnostics.
The changes are backed by repeatable tests around those edge cases.
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