Chris-o-O turns Mike into a firm-deployable product
A new persona layer reshapes the fork from a solo assistant into something a law firm could roll out across a team.
Chris-o-O's fork adds organisations, member roles, and email invites, with each firm carrying its own jurisdictions, practice areas, and house instructions. Individual lawyers get their own profile on top - including a bar number field - and everything they and their firm set flows into the assistant as context on every question.
The hints point at a Canadian, bilingual audience: English and French language flags, and "barreau / law society number" wording in the data layer. The real portable idea here is the persona-injection itself - a small piece of plumbing that any fork could lift even without adopting the full firm-and-team model. Caveats worth a look before importing: the change shipped large with no tests, invitees aren't required to verify their email, and the free-text instruction fields are passed straight into the model - meaning anyone who can edit a profile can quietly reshape how the assistant behaves.
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