abbyshekit/mike

This is a fork of Mike that sits right on top of upstream - there's nothing here you'd try out that differs from the original app itself. What abbyshekit has actually done shows up as focused backend hardening: a small, deliberate set of security and operational fixes aimed at the Express backend rather than any new legal-tech feature.

The work reads like a careful contributor's, not a product builder's. abbyshekit's changes close concrete exposures - an access check that was being skipped when creating a chat, sensitive user data being written to disk on every request, and a signing secret that fell back to an insecure default when none was configured. Each is surgical and self-contained, filed as PR-style fixes without touching schema, dependencies, or unrelated formatting.

Beyond the handle itself we don't have signal on who abbyshekit is, and there's no rebrand, niche, or deployment story to speak of yet. If you're curious, the interesting material is the security work - click through to GitHub to read it.