fpvetleseter writes the whole blueprint before the code

fpvetleseter just committed a stack of design documents describing a three-part legal assistant: one agent for open-ended questions, one that reads an uploaded document and pulls back its most relevant passages, and one that drafts contracts. All three lean on Lovdata - Norway's official public legal database - with cached lookups of statutes feeding into every answer.

The plan goes further than most blueprints dare. It spells out a free tier capped at ten questions a day and three document uploads a month, an unlimited paid tier, usage counters that reset at midnight Oslo time, and the full hosting-and-billing stack underneath. Worth saying plainly: this is documented intent, not working software. None of it runs in the fork yet - it's a statement of where fpvetleseter is headed.