Gadoes wires Mike into Pakistan's Al-Meezan legal database
A small adapter pulls Pakistani statutes and case law into the fork, alongside an accidentally-published roadmap that reveals where this fork is really headed.
Gadoes added a connector for Al-Meezan, the main online database of Pakistani legislation and judgments. It slots in next to the fork's other per-source connectors and confirms why right-to-left text support was added earlier - sources like this one need it.
More interesting is what briefly leaked alongside the code: roughly six thousand lines of internal planning documents - specs, a roadmap, architecture sketches, even a UI mockup for a legal-source picker - committed and then quickly deleted in a follow-up. For anyone curious about Gadoes's actual direction, those documents (still recoverable from git history) are the clearest signal yet: an international arbitration and disputes-law focus, multiple jurisdictions, and citation verification used deliberately as a guard against hallucinated authority.
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