furkancevik-debug/mike
Turkish jurisdiction pivot: four court integrations added in one commit, three dependent on an undocumented local Python sidecar.
furkancevik-debug's single recorded commit repositions mike for the Turkish legal market by adding routes for Yargitay (Court of Cassation), Danistay (Council of State), Emsal (regional precedent), and the Constitutional Court (Anayasa). The Anayasa router scrapes the court's public search interface directly. The other three proxy to a Python service on localhost:3002 that isn't in the repository.
The commit also carries baggage: a 1.3 MB Linux ELF binary in frontend/let, PII-logging debug instrumentation in the projects route, and hardcoded Python API URLs throughout. Edits appear to have been made directly on a live Contabo VPS rather than from a development machine.
What's in it
- Yargıtay search Query the Court of Cassation's case law from inside Mike, with both quick lookups and detailed searches.
- Danıştay search Reach Council of State decisions for administrative-law research without leaving the assistant.
- Emsal precedent search Pull comparable precedents to support arguments and check how similar matters have been decided.
- Anayasa Mahkemesi search Surface Constitutional Court rulings when a question turns on fundamental rights or constitutional review.
- Turkish-jurisdiction focus The whole research surface is oriented around Turkish primary sources rather than generic web search.
Direction
searchintegrationi18n
Activity
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furkancevik-debug wires Mike into Turkey's top courts - fast and loose
A single commit gives Mike search across four Turkish court systems, but it arrived with the workshop still attached.
Four Turkish court integrations - but three depend on an undocumented Python sidecar and a stray ELF binary came along for the ride
furkancevik-debug added routes for Yargitay, Danistay, Emsal, and Anayasa in a single commit. The Anayasa integration talks directly to the court's website; the other three proxy to a localhost Python service that isn't in the repo. There's also a 1.3 MB ELF binary committed to the frontend directory.