dropthejase bets the whole stack on Bedrock
Louis rips out every AI provider except one and routes everything through Amazon.
The fork tears out upstream's multi-provider machinery and sends every model call through Amazon Bedrock, the AWS service that hosts foundation models like Anthropic's Claude. Google's Gemini is gone, the bring-your-own-API-key UI is gone, and the model picker collapses to three Claude tiers. A pile of routing and configuration code disappears with it.
The production polish reinforces the bet: EU-region inference profiles for Claude Opus and Sonnet, a broader AWS permission policy, token counting, and prompt caching switched on. This is a fork that has picked its lane and is tuning for it - single cloud, single model family, fewer moving parts. The trade-off is obvious: no Gemini fallback, no escape hatch if AWS pricing or availability turns. Worth a look if you're weighing the simplicity-versus-flexibility question on your own legal-AI build.
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