Chris-o-O/mike-intell
Chris-o-O is reshaping Mike into a multi-tenant legal assistant with model choice, semantic document search, and per-firm personas.
This fork takes Mike in a distinctly law-firm direction. Chris-o-O has layered in a model marketplace so users aren't tied to one provider, paired it with semantic search tuned for legal text, and added the scaffolding a firm needs to actually deploy it: organisations, members, and personas that shape how the assistant behaves for each tenant.
The handle Chris-o-O is the only signal we have on who's behind it - there's no public branding push beyond the repo itself. But the shape of the work is unambiguous: this is someone building toward a hosted, multi-firm legal product, not a personal tinker.
Direction-wise, the early commits sketch a platform: bring-your-own-model, find-things-in-your-documents, and per-organisation customisation including jurisdiction, practice area, and language. Curious readers should click through to GitHub for the specifics.
What's in it
- Multi-provider model access An OpenRouter integration opens Mike up to a marketplace of language models rather than a single provider.
- Legal-tuned semantic search Voyage AI embeddings let the assistant actually retrieve relevant passages from a firm's own documents.
- Organisations and team management A multi-tenant layer with admin and member roles, so a firm can onboard its people under one roof.
- Personas with system-prompt injection Per-organisation personas shape how the assistant responds - tone, focus, and house style baked in.
- Jurisdiction and practice-area awareness Organisations carry jurisdiction and practice-area metadata, plus custom instructions, so answers can be scoped to context.
- Bilingual support Organisation-level language settings cover English and French out of the gate.
Direction
multi-tenantsearchpersonas
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
Chris-o-O turns Mike into a firm-deployable product
A new persona layer reshapes the fork from a solo assistant into something a law firm could roll out across a team.
Chris-o-O hooks Mike into more brains and gives it real search
One pull request adds five extra AI models and turns the document library into something users can search by meaning.