BradyOnTech/mike

This fork of Mike sits under the handle BradyOnTech, and at this point it's barely diverged from upstream. The single change visible so far is a licensing one: the AGPL-3.0 terms that ship with Mike have been removed, with no replacement license declared in their place.

That's the whole story right now. There's no rebrand, no new feature surface, no signal about a target niche or deployment plan. A reader trying this fork today would encounter something that looks and behaves like upstream Mike, just without the copyleft strings attached.

Whether this is the opening move of a proprietary spin-off, a private deployment that wants fewer obligations, or simply a fork that hasn't found its direction yet is genuinely unclear. The GitHub repo is the place to look if you want to read the tea leaves yourself.