📝 crazydiseases is turning Mike into one firm's own branded app 5 commits 2d ago brandingmobile draft
A fork quietly reshapes Mike from a generic platform into a private, installable product for a single law firm.
crazydiseases/mike
A privately-branded UK legal-practice build of Mike, hardened for production and wired into British public legal data.
This is crazydiseases' take on Mike, stood up as a private, production-grade instance for a UK legal practice operating under the name Stutt Associates. It's less an experiment and more a real deployment: a rebranded, installable app running on its own domain, with the operational plumbing - CORS, hosting, branding - handled to match a single firm rather than the open project.
The headline work this run is making the chat assistant genuinely useful for UK legal practice. crazydiseases has connected it to several British public-data sources so the agent can pull from authoritative UK references directly inside a conversation, rather than relying on the model's own recall.
Alongside that, the fork has put real effort into security and reliability: multi-factor authentication enforced at login, an audit trail of who did what, tightened database access controls, and steadier handling of Word documents and alternate AI models. The shape of the work points at a team that intends to run this for actual fee-earners, not just demo it. If you want the specifics, the GitHub repo is the place to look.
What's in it
- UK legal & public-data lookup The chat assistant can call out to several UK public-data sources mid-conversation, grounding answers in authoritative British references instead of model memory.
- Stutt Associates deployment Rebranded as a private firm instance, installable as an app and configured to run on its own domain - a real production setup, not a sandbox.
- Login security & audit trail Multi-factor authentication is enforced at sign-in, and an audit log records key actions across chats, documents, projects and workflows.
- Tightened data access Database access controls are locked down so only the trusted backend bypasses row-level restrictions - the kind of hardening a firm handling client data needs.
- Steadier model and document handling Improved compatibility with Google's Gemini models and more robust handling of tracked changes in Word documents.
Direction
securityintegrationbranding
Activity
This fork now forces two-factor authentication at login and keeps a running record of who did what.
📝 Strip Gemini-unsupported JSON-schema fields in tool conversion 1 commit 2d ago minor change
📝 crazydiseases is turning Mike into a UK legal-research desk 31 commits 3d ago integrationsearch draft
The fork now lets the chat assistant pull straight from four UK public-data sources mid-conversation.
📝 Service-role BYPASSRLS migration 1 commit 5d ago minor change
📝 crazydiseases hardens Word redline handling against Microsoft's hidden byte 1 commit 6d ago draftingintegration draft
A small fix stops the fork from corrupting tracked-changes documents that carry an invisible marker Microsoft tools love to add.
📝 README whitespace tweaks 3 commits 6d ago minor change
📝 Remove stale backend/bun.lock 1 commit 7d ago minor change
Threads of work (detailed view)
crazydiseases is turning Mike into one firm's own branded app
A fork quietly reshapes Mike from a generic platform into a private, installable product for a single law firm.
crazydiseases bolts enterprise security onto Mike
This fork now forces two-factor authentication at login and keeps a running record of who did what.
crazydiseases is turning Mike into a UK legal-research desk
The fork now lets the chat assistant pull straight from four UK public-data sources mid-conversation.
crazydiseases hardens Word redline handling against Microsoft's hidden byte
A small fix stops the fork from corrupting tracked-changes documents that carry an invisible marker Microsoft tools love to add.