cpatpa moves AI controls from the user to the admin
PIP shifts LLM configuration into a single admin console built for firm deployments.
cpatpa has rewired how PIP decides which AI models it talks to. Instead of every user wiring up their own API keys, an administrator now sets the policy: which providers are switched on, which locally-hosted models appear in the picker, and where to point at the in-house AI server. Per-user keys are gone; only what the firm's installer configures gets honoured.
Alongside that, the team raised the throttles that cap how often users can chat, upload, or hit the system - the previous limits read like single-developer testing numbers, not a working firm. They also patched a quiet networking bug where users on modern internet connections could slip past rate limits by shuffling part of their address.
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