open-legal-products puts a document library at Mike's centre

Mike is gaining a more deliberate home for the files and templates that underpin legal work.

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The project now adds a document library with separate spaces for working files and reusable templates, backed by the data and service changes needed to make it a real product feature rather than a visual shell.

  • A document library gives teams a central place to find and organise legal materials.
  • Dedicated file and template views distinguish live work from repeatable starting points.
  • Refreshed assistant, project, workflow and review screens give those activities a more consistent shared interface.
  • Improved tables and menus make dense document-heavy views easier to navigate.

The design refresh is not just cosmetic: it brings the places where legal teams draft, review and manage matter materials closer together.

So what Legal teams assessing Mike as a working environment should care because document handling is becoming a first-class part of the product.

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SHA Subject Author Date
f0b90ab3 feat: add library and refresh shared table UI willchen96 2026-07-16 ↗ GitHub
1d61634a Merge pull request #215 from Open-Legal-Products/library-ui-updates cosimoastrada 2026-07-16 ↗ GitHub
feat: add library and refresh shared table UI

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