Gadoes is wiring Mike up to outside legal sources
The fork is laying the plumbing for Mike's assistant to pull from external legal databases on demand, not just whatever's loaded at startup.
Gadoes is building on MCP - the Model Context Protocol, an emerging standard that lets AI assistants talk to outside tools and data sources through a common interface. The new code is the connective tissue: it spins up these source connections only when needed, queues requests so nothing stampedes, retries gracefully when a source flakes, and shuts down cleanly. If a source keeps failing, it gets quietly dropped from what the assistant can reach, and the assistant is told so rather than hallucinating around the gap.
The team also built an in-memory stand-in so this can all be tested without spinning up real source servers - the kind of scaffolding that pays off across every later feature that plugs into it.
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