The fork drops the bring-your-own-API-key model and turns Mike into a firm-hosted deployment running Claude through AWS.
falg23043/mike
A firm-hosted spin on Mike that swaps personal API keys for a centralized AWS Bedrock deployment.
This fork by falg23043 takes Mike in a direction aimed at organizations rather than individual tinkerers. Instead of asking each user to bring their own Anthropic API key, it routes Claude through AWS Bedrock - the kind of change you make when you want one team to host Mike for everyone else.
There isn't much else to look at yet. The work so far is focused squarely on the provider swap, which suggests falg23043 is treating this as a deployment exercise: get Mike running on infrastructure a firm already trusts, then see what comes next.
If you're curious about the wiring or want to use Bedrock-hosted Claude with Mike yourself, the GitHub repo is the place to dig in.
What's in it
- Firm-hosted deployment model Reshapes Mike from a bring-your-own-key tool into something a single team can stand up and share.
- AWS Bedrock as the Claude provider Routes model calls through Bedrock, which matters for shops that already run their AI workloads in AWS.
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falg23043 moves Mike onto AWS Bedrock
The fork drops the bring-your-own-API-key model and turns Mike into a firm-hosted deployment running Claude through AWS.