nwhitehouse teaches the table reviewer to read the underlying documents
The fork's tabular-review chat can now pull answers from the source PDFs, not just the cells in the table.
Until now, when a reviewer asked the chat a question, the AI could only see the columns and cells laid out in the review. nwhitehouse has wired in retrieval-augmented generation - every uploaded document gets sliced into passages, indexed by meaning, and the most relevant chunks are handed to the model alongside the question. Ask about something that lives in the body of a contract rather than in a table column, and the chat can now actually find it.
The rollout is pragmatic. A back-fill tool re-indexes documents already in the system, the indexing piggybacks on existing background workers rather than standing up new infrastructure, and the whole thing degrades gracefully if the embeddings provider isn't configured. Three quick follow-up commits within half an hour - fixing a PDF encoding gotcha, a re-run crash, and a too-narrow prompt - suggest it was tested against real documents, not a demo set.
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