Dshamir rips out Mike's database plumbing and quietly adds an audit trail

Dshamir swapped the entire backend off one database toolkit and onto another (Prisma, a popular way for apps to read and write their data). On its own that's plumbing - invisible to anyone using the product. But the rebuild was the moment to bolt on two things a legal buyer should notice.

First, a new audit log: a running record of actions taken in the system. Second, "soft delete" - when a project, document, chat, or review is deleted, it's marked as gone rather than actually erased, so records can be recovered and are hidden from normal views automatically. Both are the kind of groundwork you want underneath anything handling client matters, where "who touched this" and "can we get it back" are real questions.