ecarjat makes folder-heavy reviews easier to scan

A new grouping option turns each project subfolder into one logical review row, without losing visibility of files that sit outside folders.

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For matters that arrive in bundles, this is a practical shift. Rather than making reviewers work through a long row-by-row list of individual documents, a tabular review can now treat the contents of each subfolder as a single unit.

  • Folder grouping: review a subfolder's documents together as one logical row.
  • Individual-file coverage: documents outside subfolders still appear as their own rows.

ecarjat has also carried that structure through to saved reviews and the underlying data model, so the grouping is not just a screen-level convenience. The work was kept focused, rather than being tied to separate cleanup proposals.

So what Legal teams reviewing organised matter packs should care because the table can better reflect how their source material is actually assembled.

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SHA Subject Author Date
5f996cf6 feat: add folder-grouped tabular review rows ecarjat 2026-07-24 ↗ GitHub
6ae1f98d feat: complete folder-grouped tabular review UX willchen96 2026-08-03 ↗ GitHub
7f7d2d2b Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/Open-Legal-Products/mike into codex/folder-grouped-tabular-reviews willchen96 2026-08-03 ↗ GitHub
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e617a26c chore: keep schema snapshot free of upgrade cleanup willchen96 2026-08-03 ↗ GitHub

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