A Portuguese-Brazilian, locally deployable Mike variant with clearer chat failures and configurable product branding.
brauliogusmao is shaping Mike into a Brazilian Portuguese legal-AI experience, with the interface adapted end to end rather than superficially translated. Visitors would find a product that can carry its own name and logo, making it suitable for a branded deployment.
The fork also adds an option to run AI models locally through Ollama, alongside improvements meant to make streaming chat more dependable and failures easier to understand. Its direction is practical: localization, deployability, and a product identity that can stand on its own.
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brauliogusmao ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub This fork can now point at locally-hosted AI models instead of only calling out to remote providers.
brauliogusmao added Ollama as a provider, routing `ollama/<model>` IDs through a new 309-line streaming adapter. The interesting part isn't the wiring -- it's that document-fetch tools are preloaded into context rather than called reactively, because small local models don't handle reactive tool use reliably.
A fourth AI engine option means the model can live entirely on local hardware - no cloud round-trip required.
brauliogusmao wired Ollama in as a fourth LLM backend alongside Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini. The key design decision: instead of letting local models call document-fetch tools reactively, the adapter preloads document content into the system prompt before the first LLM call.
Instead of a stalled assistant reply that simply disappears, this fork tells the user what went wrong and what to try next.
This fork makes the product feel substantially more native to Portuguese-speaking legal teams in Brazil.
A disciplined, end-to-end Portuguese-Brazilian adaptation of the whole interface - with product decisions baked in for the local legal market.
brauliogusmao converted the entire frontend from hardcoded English strings to `next-intl` translation keys across 15 commits, targeting Brazilian legal market deployments. Every user-visible string from auth pages through tabular review now lives in `frontend/messages/pt-BR.json`.
The fork stops a live assistant reply from breaking mid-stream, then applies richer formatting once the answer is complete.
This fork gives legal teams and product builders a cleaner way to put their own identity on a Mike-based service.
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