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# Privacy Policy
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CircuitForge LLC's privacy policy applies to this product and is published at:
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**<https://circuitforge.tech/privacy>**
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Last reviewed: March 2026.
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# bittern
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# Bittern — Workplace Accommodations
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bittern by Circuit Forge LLC — Workplace accommodations — ADA request letters, retaliation docs, escalation
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> *Part of the Circuit Forge LLC "AI for the tasks you hate most" suite.*
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**Status:** Backlog — not yet started. Peregrine must prove the model first.
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## What it does
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Bittern helps you request, document, and defend workplace accommodations under the ADA and Section 504 — drafting request letters, logging retaliation incidents, and navigating escalation from HR to the EEOC.
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## Why it is hard
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Accommodation processes are designed to wear you down:
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- No standard form or timeline across employers
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- Retaliation is common and hard to document after the fact
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- EEOC complaints require precise timing and documentation
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- Legal language creates artificial barriers to self-advocacy
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## Core pipeline
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```
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Describe accommodation need
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→ AI drafts ADA-compliant request letter → Human review + submit to HR
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→ Log incidents with timestamps → If denied, draft appeal or EEOC charge
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→ Track deadlines → Escalate to state agency if needed
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```
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## Product code (license key)
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`CFG-BTRN-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX`
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## License
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Discovery pipeline: **MIT**. AI assist features: **BSL 1.1** (free for personal non-commercial self-hosting; converts to MIT after 4 years).
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