foolish-bandit makes Gary show its work
A UI pass reframes the assistant so every answer wears its sources on its sleeve.
The Gary fork just got a frontend nudge from foolish-bandit aimed at trust. The model and retrieval pipeline are untouched - what changed is the framing around the answers. Ask Gary now prompts users differently, assistant replies surface citation cards and warnings, the table-review chat picks up the same cues, and the Review, Draft, and Explain surfaces have had their copy rewritten to set the same expectation: answers are grounded in documents, and the sources are visible.
It's a small, self-merged polishing pass - not a re-architecture - but it nudges Gary from "AI that talks about your documents" toward "AI that shows you which lines of which documents it leaned on." For a legal user, that distinction is the whole ballgame.
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