dropthejase tightens the document-editing toolchain
A round of fixes makes Mike's document-edit agent more honest about what it did, what broke, and where the citations actually point.
When an AI agent edits a contract or generates a Word doc, the lawyer needs to trust two things: that the citation in the chat actually maps to the right document, and that when something goes wrong, the error message says something useful. dropthejase has been shoring up both. Citations now resolve all the way back to specific document IDs instead of brittle position references, and when a tool fails, the actual error reaches the user rather than a generic shrug.
There's also a quieter piece: every tool now emits structured error logs, the kind a legal-ops team can actually pipe into monitoring. The download cards for generated documents render properly again, and the edit tools are now aware of the broader workflow context they're operating inside.
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