amaingot ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub amaingot/mike-aws
amaingot's take on Mike, rebuilt from the ground up to live entirely on Amazon's cloud instead of Cloudflare and Supabase.
This is Mike, re-platformed onto AWS by amaingot. The headline move is a single sweeping change that ports the whole stack - sign-in, data, file storage, and the AI itself - off Cloudflare and Supabase and onto Amazon's cloud. If you already run on AWS, or you'd rather keep everything under one provider, this is the version worth a look.
Alongside the re-platform, amaingot tightened up the project's own plumbing: every proposed change now gets run through explicit type, lint, and formatting checks on both the frontend and backend, so problems surface as clearly-named, easy-to-read failures rather than one vague red mark. A follow-up pass cleaned up the frontend issues those new checks turned up.
There's no rebrand here and no new legal niche - it's still Mike. What's different is the foundation it stands on. If an AWS deployment story matters to you, click through to GitHub and take a closer look.
What's in it
- All-in on AWS Login, data, file storage, and the AI model all move to Amazon's cloud - one provider for the entire stack instead of a Cloudflare-plus-Supabase split.
- Tighter quality gates Every proposed change runs through explicit type, lint, and formatting checks across both frontend and backend, each reported as its own named step so failures point straight at the problem.
- Cleaned-up frontend The new checks surfaced a batch of frontend issues, and amaingot went back through and fixed them.
Direction
infrastructure
Activity
amaingot ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub Threads of work (detailed view)
amaingot moves Mike's whole stack onto AWS
The fork has quietly re-platformed off Cloudflare and Supabase onto Amazon's cloud, and a routine housekeeping pull request accidentally put the whole rebuild on display.
amaingot rebuilds Mike on AWS, top to bottom
One sweeping move ports the entire stack off Cloudflare and Supabase and onto Amazon's cloud - login, data, file storage, and the AI itself.
Full AWS re-platform: Cognito auth, Drizzle ORM, S3, Bedrock, Docker compose stack
amaingot lands a 64-file, ~16k-line commit that swaps every Cloudflare/Supabase dependency for AWS: Cognito for auth, RDS Postgres via Drizzle for data, S3 for storage, Bedrock for Claude. A full local dev stack (MinIO, cognito-local, smtp4dev) comes with it via docker-compose. This is the fork's defining change.
Pull requests (detailed view)
⛔ Closed without merge (2)
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