SegPar adds a mediation mode to Mike - pointed at Mexico

A second workspace sits next to the legal one, wired to a Mexican mediation framework and an on-chain dispute court.

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SegPar's fork keeps the original legal workspace intact and grafts a parallel "mediation" surface alongside it, with its own navigation, its own palette, and its own role types - private mediator, certified mediator. A toggle flips the whole product between the two.

Under the hood, the mediation side is aimed squarely at Mexico: a hand-curated knowledge base of CDMX mediation law and federal civil-code provisions sits behind a Spanish-language assistant, and there's a working read-only connector to Kleros, a blockchain-based dispute resolution court. Most of the mediation screens are still mock data - hardcoded cases, sample credentials - but the architecture is real. There's also a new control letting users pick between cloud AI engines (Claude, Gemini) and a local one running on their own machine.

So what Worth a look for anyone building dual-purpose legal products, eyeing the LATAM mediation market, or thinking about how to offer clients a local-AI option for confidentiality.

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279d64f6 Session 1.1: two-mode architecture, AI Engine selector, mediation visual identity RSAG 2026-05-08 ↗ GitHub

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