augment-cro turns Mike into a Croatian legal-AI desk with a protected SaaS edge
Eulex Desk pairs a substantially expanded legal workspace with deliberate boundaries between its open core and private services.
The standout move is architectural: Eulex Desk can run independently, while optional external services handle saved legal contexts, governance and audit work when connected. That gives the product room for proprietary operations without making them part of the public core.
It also adds a serious product layer:
- PII Shield anonymises client-document content, records access and applies retention controls.
- A Word add-in brings chat, document changes and comments into Microsoft Word.
- Built-in legal tools can be made available in every chat, while users can also connect their own tools.
- Billing, team controls and document-source connections support a commercial, multi-user service.
The fork also replaces upstream's MFA path with WordPress-based sign-in and a separate pairing flow for Word.
So what Legal-product teams weighing an open-core model, and firms that work heavily in Word, will find a lot to inspect on GitHub.
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