cpatpa slots a team layer between the firm and its lawyers
Mike's base fork treats everyone as one big pool of users; cpatpa's version carves it into walled-off team spaces, each with its own AI rules.
cpatpa's fork adds a team layer that sits between the whole organisation and the individual user. Each team gets its own enclosed space - its own projects, chats, document reviews and workflows - that other teams can't see. Every user also gets a private personal space, created automatically, that can't be deleted.
The part legal buyers will care about is governance. Each team space carries its own AI policy: custom instructions, a switch for whether outside AI models are allowed to touch that team's data, and how many days the data is kept before it's purged. Leave any of those blank and the team inherits the organisation's defaults, so nothing shifts for firms that don't split into teams. A settings page handles renaming, member management and all three controls - and the system won't let you strip the last owner off a team.
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