dropthejase splits the AI brain in two for table-style review
One assistant for general chat, a second one dedicated to spreadsheet-style document review - each with its own focused toolkit.
The dropthejase fork now runs two AI agents side by side instead of cramming everything into one. The general assistant keeps its own tool set; a new specialist handles tabular review - the spreadsheet-style view where a reviewer runs the same questions across a stack of documents and gets answers laid out row by row. Keeping the two separate stops the general chat from getting cluttered with review-table machinery it doesn't need.
Along the way the team moved the tabular agent's chat history out of the relational database and into S3 (Amazon's cheap file storage), matching how the main assistant already stores conversations. They also tried a blanket auto-retry on failed requests, found it caused stale data to linger on screen across the app, and pulled it back out - a small but honest course-correction worth noting.
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