hualca quietly names the fork threec.ai and admits it isn't ready

The only thing that changed here is the fine print on the login and signup screens, but it says a lot. The original notice spelled out, in detail, that users shouldn't upload sensitive, confidential, privileged, client, or personally identifiable documents. hualca's replacement is shorter, drops that itemized list, and rebrands the tool as threec.ai - describing it as an alpha that is "not yet suitable for client data."

Two things worth noting. First, the fork now has a name and an apparent commercial direction. Second, trimming the explicit list of data categories you shouldn't upload is a choice that could matter depending on where you practice and how you read disclosure obligations.