furkancevik-debug/mike
A fork wiring Mike into Turkey's core legal databases - Yargıtay, Danıştay, Emsal, and Anayasa Mahkemesi - for Turkish-practice research.
This is furkancevik-debug's fork of Mike, and so far it has one clear ambition: make Mike useful to lawyers practicing in Turkey by connecting it to the country's main case-law sources. The work plugs Mike into Yargıtay (Court of Cassation), Danıştay (Council of State), Emsal (precedent search), and Anayasa Mahkemesi (Constitutional Court), with both basic and detailed search paths available for each.
The integration runs through a separate local search service that the fork talks to, suggesting furkancevik-debug is treating Turkish legal retrieval as its own component rather than rebuilding it inside Mike. That's a sensible split if the goal is a Turkish-jurisdiction research assistant rather than a general-purpose chatbot with a few extra buttons.
Beyond the handle itself, there's no public signal yet about who furkancevik-debug is or whether this is solo experimentation or the start of something more product-shaped. The direction is legible, though: a localised Mike for Turkish legal research.
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
Threads of work (detailed view)
furkancevik-debug points Mike at Turkish case law
A fork wires Mike into Turkey's four major court databases - Court of Cassation, Council of State, regional precedent, and the Constitutional Court.