Sloth-ninja builds a connectors gallery, then refuses to fake readiness
JessicaOSS gives firm administrators a clearer way to offer approved external tools without dressing unfinished integrations up as usable.
The fork adds an administrator-curated gallery of connectors that a firm can enable or disable for its members. That creates a more deliberate route for bringing outside services into a legal AI workspace, with access controlled at firm level.
- A connector gallery lets administrators see and manage the approved tools available to members.
- An unfinished sign-in route is labelled unavailable rather than presented as a working option.
- Two listed-but-unbuilt connectors were later removed instead of left as misleading choices.
The interesting move is less the gallery itself than the discipline around status. The team appears willing to narrow the visible product to what actually works, which matters when legal teams are assessing whether an integration is safe to rely on.
Who should care: legal-ops leads and product owners weighing connected AI tools, because clear availability signals reduce rollout surprises.
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