InkSafe 2.0 what I rebuilt after the first launch and why the AI is completely different now

After my first dev.to post about InkSafe got some readers I did what I probably should have done before launching — I sat down and stress tested the AI properly. What I found was uncomfortable. The original version was good at catching obvious red flags but it was missing subtle issues, it wasn't explaining the real world consequences clearly enough, and it had a JSON parsing bug that occasionally made results look like someone had dropped a keyboard into the output. So I rebuilt it. Here's everything that changed in InkSafe 2.0. The AI model The original version ran on a lighter, faster AI model that sometimes missed nuance in complex legal language. 2.0 runs on a significantly more powerful model. The difference in output quality is noticeable — better at understanding context, better at catching subtle language, better at explaining what a clause actually means for the person signing it. The analysis prompt — rebuilt from scratch This was the biggest change. The original prompt was