zgbrenner scrubs the last of Mike out of Gary
A top-to-bottom branding and documentation pass turns a lightly-renamed fork into something that reads like a deliberate product.
zgbrenner went through everything a user or the AI actually sees and pulled out the leftover "Mike" name. The assistant now introduces itself as Gary, exported Word documents credit Gary as the tracked-change author, and the in-app copy, error pages, and page metadata all line up behind a single positioning line: open-source legal AI for U.S. lawyers.
The README was rewritten from scratch with a plain-English product overview, a step-by-step flow, a feature table, stated limitations, and a roadmap - plus a clear license-and-attribution section that keeps the AGPL-3.0 terms and credits the upstream project it forked from. Notably, zgbrenner avoided overclaiming: no accuracy guarantee, no bar-compliance assertion. A small test suite now guards against the old branding and unsupported claims creeping back in.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?