Archibald312 reskins Mike for finance - and bets against AI-first extraction
GordonOSS turns the legal assistant into an M&A, private-equity, and credit diligence tool, but the real move is a deliberate refusal to let AI do the heavy lifting on data extraction.
The cosmetic part is a wholesale rebrand: legal copy and workflows swapped for finance ones - deal diligence, equity research, investment banking - and "Mike" renamed "Gordon" across the codebase. Worth a glance, but not the story.
The story is a written architecture principle Archibald312 has committed to: pull numbers, dates, currencies, and named entities out of documents with deterministic, rule-based methods, and reserve AI for the genuinely open-ended work - reconciling conflicting definitions across documents, ambiguous judgment calls, freeform Q&A. The explicit target is tools like Hebbia and Rogo (AI-native finance research platforms) that lean on a language model for extraction itself; Archibald312 treats that as a weakness to exploit, citing cost, speed, and auditability. The roadmap builds outward from there.
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