Chris-o-O gives Mike a firm identity and a memory of who's asking
This fork turns a single-user legal assistant into something a whole firm can share - where the answer bends to the lawyer asking the question.
Chris-o-O adds two things that make Mike usable inside a real practice. First, an organisation layer: firms get a profile with their jurisdictions, practice areas, language, and house instructions, plus email invites and admin/member roles. Members can be added, removed, and managed from a new company settings page.
The sharper move is personas. Every chat now quietly carries who is asking - their role, their practice areas, their bar details, and the firm's standing instructions - woven into the assistant's brief before it answers. A litigator and a transactional associate at the same firm get responses pitched to their work, without either having to spell it out each time. The persona logic is kept deliberately separate from the org plumbing, so it could travel to other forks on its own.
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