DWKIM24/MIKE-PROJECT

Single commit so far: a Korean-language architecture reference reverse-engineered from upstream code.

One commit, documentation only. The fork is at the onboarding stage - writing a structural map of upstream before making changes. No pull candidates yet. Monitor for follow-on commits; teams that invest in architecture documentation before writing code tend to ship focused feature work next.

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DWKIM24's only recorded activity is adding docs/architecture-ko.md - a 461-line Korean walkthrough of the upstream mike codebase covering 3-tier topology, directory structure, data model (16 tables), the three core workflows, auth/RLS, env vars, and rate limits. The document was produced by analyzing the code directly rather than translating existing docs, and is accurate to upstream layout as of 2026-05-12. No functional changes have landed.

What's in it

Korean architecture walkthrough A 461-line, from-scratch explanation of how Mike fits together, written in Korean - groundwork for a team preparing to build rather than just translate.

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i18n

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Themed changes and pull requests touching this fork, newest first. Themed changes that haven't been turned into a public post yet still appear — they're real work even without a published writeup.

📝 DWKIM24 maps the whole of Mike in Korean before changing a line 1 commit 2mo ago i18nknowledge-management draft

A 461-line architecture reference, written in Korean and reverse-engineered from the codebase, with no code changes attached.

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DWKIM24 maps the whole of Mike in Korean before changing a line

A 461-line architecture reference, written in Korean and reverse-engineered from the codebase, with no code changes attached.

i18nknowledge-management

1 commit · latest 2mo ago

DWKIM24 adds a 461-line Korean architecture doc reverse-engineered from upstream

A single commit adds `docs/architecture-ko.md` - a Korean-language walkthrough of the mike codebase covering topology, directory layout, data model, and core workflows. No code changes. The document is accurate to upstream structure and signals the fork owner is onboarding a team rather than making a one-off change.

i18nknowledge-management

1 commit · latest 2mo ago