A new Connectors system lets users wire their own AI tools into Mike without touching the code.
ZachLaik/mike
ZachLaik is reshaping Mike into an extensible platform where users plug in their own AI tools without writing code.
This fork, maintained by ZachLaik, is taking Mike in the direction of a configurable platform rather than a fixed assistant. The headline move is a Connectors system that lets users wire their own AI tools into Mike through a standard protocol - no code changes required to extend what Mike can do.
That's the main signal of intent here: less "opinionated product", more "hub you can plug things into". For legal teams, that hints at a future where Mike can reach into the specific tools a firm already uses, on the user's own terms.
It's early. There's one substantive thread of work visible so far, and the fork is currently sitting level with upstream rather than running ahead of it. Worth a click through if the platform angle interests you.
What's in it
- User-configurable connectors Users can wire their own AI tools into Mike through a standard connector system, without touching the underlying code.
- OAuth 2.1 authentication Connectors authenticate via OAuth 2.1, so users can safely link external services under their own credentials.
- Extensible by end users The extension point sits with the user, not the maintainer - anyone can bring a new tool into Mike's reach.
Direction
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Activity
🟢 #32 feat(mcp): add Connectors - URL+headers and OAuth 2.1 +3,100 -6 21d ago by
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ZachLaik turns Mike into a plug-in platform
A new Connectors system lets users wire their own AI tools into Mike without touching the code.
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