A consolidation commit folding upstream changes into the KairosVista fork carries some attachments nobody intended to ship.
ecarjat/mike
ecarjat's fork is hardening Mike into a deployable product for KairosVista - domain-locked sign-in, self-hosted ops, and document review that handles real-world inputs.
This is ecarjat's working fork of Mike, shaped around a single operator: KairosVista. The work has the feel of someone turning a general-purpose tool into something a specific firm can actually run - sign-in is locked to approved company domains, deployment targets the team's own hardware, and a contributor's local dev stack has been folded in to make collaboration easier.
On the product side, ecarjat is pushing on the parts of Mike that meet messy reality. Scanned PDFs now get read natively instead of returning blank cells, and tabular reviews can collapse a whole folder of documents into a single row - useful when the unit of work is a matter or a deal, not a single file.
The direction reads as practical and deployment-minded rather than experimental. If you're curious about the shape of a Mike fork being prepared for in-house use at a specific organisation, this one is worth a click through to GitHub.
What's in it
- Reads scanned PDFs natively Tabular reviews keep returning real answers when the source document is a scan rather than a clean text PDF - no more blank cells on imaged contracts.
- Folder-grouped tabular reviews A project subfolder can stand in for a stack of documents, collapsing into a single review row labelled by folder name. Handy when the unit of analysis is a matter, not a file.
- Google sign-in, domain-gated Email-and-password login is gone. Access is Google OAuth only, restricted to an allowlist of approved email domains - a clear move toward controlled, company-internal use.
- Self-hosted deployment to KairosVista hardware A production deploy path lands Mike on KairosVista's own infrastructure via their CI, with quiet reliability fixes alongside.
- Turnkey local dev stack A merged contribution gives newcomers a one-command way to spin up the whole stack - frontend, backend, database, auth - on their own machine.
Direction
infrastructuresecuritycontract-review
Activity
🟢 #54 feat: folder-grouped tabular reviews with per-user page limit +1,923 -411 14d ago by
ecarjat ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub ## Summary
Tabular reviews stop returning blank cells when the document is a scan instead of a real text file.
A new tabular-review mode collapses everything inside a project subfolder into a single review row, with the folder name as the label.
📝 ecarjat locks KairosVista's Mike to Google sign-in only 4 commits 16d ago securitymulti-tenant draft
Email-and-password is gone; access is now Google OAuth, gated to an allowlist of approved email domains.
📝 ecarjat wires Mike up to KairosVista's own hardware 5 commits 16d ago infrastructuresecurity draft
A self-hosted production deploy path lands, with some quiet reliability fixes bolted on along the way.
📝 Local Docker dev stack with self-hosted Supabase (no public page) 2 commits 17d ago not yet rewritten
Threads of work (detailed view)
ecarjat's big merge slips in two bank contracts
A consolidation commit folding upstream changes into the KairosVista fork carries some attachments nobody intended to ship.
ecarjat teaches Mike to read scanned PDFs
Tabular reviews stop returning blank cells when the document is a scan instead of a real text file.
ecarjat lets folders stand in for stacks of documents
A new tabular-review mode collapses everything inside a project subfolder into a single review row, with the folder name as the label.
ecarjat lets reviewers treat a folder as one row
A new grouped mode in ecarjat's fork rolls every document in a project subfolder into a single review row, so columns run across the folder, not each file inside it.
ecarjat locks KairosVista's Mike to Google sign-in only
Email-and-password is gone; access is now Google OAuth, gated to an allowlist of approved email domains.
ecarjat wires Mike up to KairosVista's own hardware
A self-hosted production deploy path lands, with some quiet reliability fixes bolted on along the way.
Pull requests (detailed view)
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ecarjat · opened 16d ago