Mace-legal/mike
Mace-legal is teaching Mike to read like a lawyer - picking up on tracked changes and redlines that other AI tools quietly ignore.
This fork of Mike, maintained by Mace-legal, is focused on a problem any practising lawyer will recognise: when an AI reads a contract, it usually sees the clean text and misses the markup that actually carries the negotiation. Tracked changes, margin comments, coloured redlines on a PDF - that's where the real conversation lives, and most assistants flatten it away.
Mace-legal's answer is to feed all of that straight into the model's view of a document. Word's tracked changes and comments come through; PDFs marked up with coloured redlines do too. The reader gets to ask the AI questions about a document as it really is, not a sanitised version of it.
The direction here is narrow and pointed rather than broad: less a general-purpose rebrand, more a serious attempt to make Mike usable for contract and document review work where redline fidelity is the whole game.
What's in it
- Tracked changes awareness Word documents come in with their tracked edits intact, so the AI can reason about what's being proposed, not just the final text.
- Margin comments in scope Reviewer comments attached to a Word doc are surfaced alongside the body, giving the assistant the full negotiation thread.
- Colour-coded PDF redlines PDFs marked up with coloured redlines are parsed as redlines - not as flat text with mysterious highlights.
Direction
contract-reviewdrafting
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
Mace-legal teaches Mike to read redlines
The fork now surfaces tracked changes and margin comments from Word and color-coded PDF redlines straight into the AI's view of a document.
Mace-legal teaches Mike to read the red ink
Tracked changes, deletions, and reviewer comments now reach the assistant instead of being scrubbed at the door.
Pull requests (detailed view)
✅ Merged (1)
JonasBoury · opened 16d ago · merged 16d ago