cpatpa makes PIP something a firm can run entirely on its own servers
Local AI, encrypted storage, and admin controls turn this fork into a self-hosted deployment that never has to phone home.
The headline move here is independence. cpatpa wired in support for AI models that run on your own hardware - the kind a firm can host in-house rather than calling out to OpenAI or Anthropic - and added a switch that flatly refuses to send anything to an outside AI provider when you flip it on. Files now land on disk individually encrypted, and download links are bound to the person who requested them, so a leaked link is useless to anyone else.
Round that out with a full admin console - user management, an AI-usage policy screen, and a searchable audit log of who changed what - plus a one-command deployment stack that stands up the whole system, database, web server, and nightly encrypted backups included. Rate limits were also retuned so one user's burst no longer chokes everyone sharing a corporate connection.
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