AM Collective's in-house legal AI: a self-deployed Mike fork running internally on Claude Opus 4.7 for the firm's lawyers.
This is adamwolfe2's fork of Mike, repurposed as the internal legal document AI for AM Collective Capital. It lives at legal.amcollectivecapital.com and is pitched squarely at the firm's own lawyers - ad-hoc contract review, repeatable workflows, and the kind of day-to-day document work an internal legal team actually does.
The deployment story is the most distinctive thing here. adamwolfe2 has taken Mike off its upstream hosting assumptions and stood up the whole stack themselves: backend on Fly.io, frontend on Vercel, storage moved over to Supabase. That, plus a new programmatic endpoint for review, suggests someone who wants this running on their own terms rather than as a hosted Mike instance.
The branding is committed - there's a written user guide aimed at AM Collective staff, and the product is framed as the firm's own internal tool rather than a generic Mike deployment. Direction-wise, it reads as a private, single-tenant legal AI for one firm, with the infrastructure work to match.
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A new internal user guide reframes the open-source legal AI as a structured first-read tool for credit and shareholder agreements.
The fork drops its dual storage setup and commits fully to Supabase for file handling.
A new endpoint lets other software hand Mike a document and get back a structured review - no human in the loop.