ecarjat lets reviewers treat a folder as one row

A new grouped mode in ecarjat's fork rolls every document in a project subfolder into a single review row, so columns run across the folder, not each file inside it.

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Tabular review in Mike normally gives every document its own row. ecarjat adds an alternative: collapse everything sharing a project subfolder into one row, labelled by the folder and tagged with how many documents it contains. Files sitting at the project root still get their own row, so the existing per-document workflow is preserved.

Because a folder-as-row can balloon, ecarjat pairs the feature with a per-user page cap - adjustable between 10 and 2,000 pages, default 250. When a grouped row blows past the cap it is skipped, and the interface shows one clear full-width banner explaining the size problem instead of plastering an error icon across every column.

So what Worth a look for legal-ops teams who think in matters and folders rather than individual PDFs, and want column-style review to match that mental model.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`941610b7`	feat: folder-grouped tabular reviews, per-user page limit, PDF.js fixes	Emmanuel Carjat	2026-05-10	↗ GitHub
commit body - Folder-grouped rows: treat subfolder documents as one review row - tabular_review_rows / tabular_review_row_sources tables with backfill - Per-user tabular_max_pages setting (Account → Models & API Keys) - Row-level page-limit error banner replaces per-cell error icons - Error cells show tooltip with failure reason - Pass standardFontDataUrl + verbosity:0 to all pdfjs getDocument calls Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`be1665ab`	fix: add tabularMaxPages to fallback profile in UserProfileContext	Emmanuel Carjat	2026-05-10	↗ GitHub
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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