vadi25 forks Mike into Patronus and adds OpenAI alongside Claude and Gemini

A foundational rebrand that also widens the model bench and tightens the database's security perimeter.

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vadi25's first move on Patronus is a full identity swap from Mike, but the substance sits underneath. The fork adds OpenAI as a first-class model provider next to Anthropic's Claude and Google's Gemini, with a new control for how hard the model is told to think before answering. The team has also wired in defaults pointing at OpenAI's latest tier, though some of the named models look ahead of what's publicly available.

The more durable work is on the data layer. Patronus moves database schema management onto Supabase's official tooling and turns on row-level security across every table - chats, documents, workflows, reviews - so users can only ever see their own rows, with the policies tuned to the patterns Supabase itself flags as safe. A development-only auth bypass is included for local work, with the obvious production risk that implies.

So what Worth a look for any legal-AI team that wants OpenAI in the mix without giving up Claude or Gemini, or that's still relying on application code alone to keep tenants apart.

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908aefd0 refactor: migrate project API to Patronus client, rebrand UI icons, implement Supabase schema, and add comprehensive project documentation vadi25 2026-04-30 ↗ GitHub

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