dropthejase gives the review grid its own chat assistant
A second AI assistant now sits beside louis's tabular document review - and the feature finally works end to end.
dropthejase has been building a tabular review feature: point the tool at a stack of documents and it fills a grid with answers, one column per question, one row per document. This thread adds a dedicated chat assistant that lives next to that grid. Ask it about what's in the table and it reads the relevant cells, answers, and cites back to the source documents.
Until now the underlying generation pipeline had been quietly broken by a run of database type mismatches; those are fixed, so the grid actually populates. A separate improvement lets a reviewer accept or reject a whole batch of tracked changes in one move instead of clicking through them one at a time - closing a bug where simultaneous edits on the same document could collide.
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