Chris-o-O bolts on a model buffet and legal-tuned semantic search
One fork, two upgrades: pick from a wider menu of AI models, and find documents by meaning instead of keywords.
Chris-o-O's fork plugs in OpenRouter - a single gateway that gives users access to a half-dozen frontier models from different vendors (OpenAI, Mistral, Meta, Google) behind one API key. The toggle sits alongside the existing model picker, so end users can shop around without the team rewiring anything.
The second move is more legal-specific. Documents uploaded to the platform are now sliced up and embedded using Voyage AI's legal-tuned model, then stored as vectors so users can search by concept rather than exact wording - and results come back with page numbers attached. There's a dedicated search box on each project, and the chat assistant can pull from it too. A couple of rough edges to watch: indexing fires once on upload with no retry, and old documents won't be searchable until they're re-uploaded.
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