devoffus/mike
Courier is devoffus's privately branded take on Mike, with a narrower workflow-sharing stance.
devoffus is reshaping Mike into Courier, a renamed product with its own identity across the user experience and deployment setup. Readers trying it would encounter Courier rather than Mike.
The fork also moves away from open-source distribution and removes the option to submit workflows for open-source sharing. The only identity signal here is the GitHub handle devoffus; the work points to a more private, self-contained product direction.
What's in it
- Courier rebrand The product presents itself as Courier, including its visual identity and deployment-facing naming.
- Private distribution The project is no longer offered under an open-source licence.
- No open-source workflow submission Users cannot submit workflows for open-source sharing through the product.
- Build maintenance A frontend build compatibility issue has been addressed.
Direction
brandingworkflowinfrastructure
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
devoffus shuts the open-source door on Mike
This fork removes both the community-sharing workflow and the open-source licence that supported it.
devoffus turns Mike into Courier, with a migration warning attached
This fork is becoming a separately branded, hosted product rather than a lightly modified copy of Mike.