📝 CI/CD: self-hosted GitHub Actions build & deploy 6 commits 13d ago minor change
gercyc/mike
gercyc is rebuilding Mike to run entirely inside a firm's own walls - self-hosted, multilingual, and wired to more AI engines.
This is a self-hosting fork of Mike, led by gercyc. The throughline across the work is independence from managed cloud services: gercyc is moving the whole system onto private infrastructure so a firm can run it on its own servers rather than someone else's. There's a build-and-deploy pipeline pointed at the author's own hardware to match.
On top of that foundation, gercyc is widening what Mike can handle day to day. The document viewer now opens more file types natively and the AI can produce formatted documents on demand, workflows can hold onto their own attached files, and the model menu has grown to include more AI providers. The front end has also been rebuilt around language, with Brazilian Portuguese as the first target beyond English - a strong signal this fork is aimed at a non-US, likely Brazilian, audience.
Nothing here is a rebrand; it's the same Mike, re-pointed at on-premises deployment and a Portuguese-speaking market. If you want to see how far it's diverged, the GitHub repo is worth a click.
What's in it
- Run it on your own servers The cloud foundation is being swapped out so the entire system can run inside a firm's own infrastructure rather than a managed service.
- Deploy to your own hardware A build-and-deploy pipeline targets gercyc's own infrastructure, packaging the app for self-hosted release.
- Portuguese support The front end is rebuilt around language, with Brazilian Portuguese as the first target beyond English.
- More document types in the viewer Beyond Word and PDF, the viewer now opens Markdown and HTML natively - and the AI can generate formatted documents on demand.
- Workflows with their own files Workflows can carry persistent attached files instead of treating every document as a one-off input.
- A wider model menu Additional AI providers are bolted on, giving users more engines to run their legal work through.
Direction
infrastructurei18nworkflow
Activity
📝 gercyc opens the model shelf to OpenRouter and DeepSeek 3 commits 14d ago integrationinfrastructure draft
Two more AI engines bolted onto Mike, giving users a wider menu of models to run their legal work through.
📝 gercyc gives workflows their own filing cabinet 1 commit 14d ago workflowknowledge-management draft
Workflows in this fork can now carry their own persistent attached files, instead of treating documents as one-off inputs.
📝 gercyc is moving Mike off the cloud and onto your own servers 2 commits 14d ago infrastructuresecurity draft
This fork rips out the managed-cloud foundation so the whole system can run inside a firm's own walls.
📝 gercyc teaches Mike's document viewer to read Markdown and HTML 2 commits 15d ago draftingworkflow draft
The fork pushes past Word and PDF, letting more document types open natively in the viewer - and lets the AI generate formatted HTML documents on demand.
This fork rebuilds the entire front end around language, with Brazilian Portuguese as the first target beyond English.
Threads of work (detailed view)
gercyc opens the model shelf to OpenRouter and DeepSeek
Two more AI engines bolted onto Mike, giving users a wider menu of models to run their legal work through.
gercyc gives workflows their own filing cabinet
Workflows in this fork can now carry their own persistent attached files, instead of treating documents as one-off inputs.
gercyc is moving Mike off the cloud and onto your own servers
This fork rips out the managed-cloud foundation so the whole system can run inside a firm's own walls.
gercyc teaches Mike's document viewer to read Markdown and HTML
The fork pushes past Word and PDF, letting more document types open natively in the viewer - and lets the AI generate formatted HTML documents on demand.
gercyc is teaching Mike to speak Portuguese
This fork rebuilds the entire front end around language, with Brazilian Portuguese as the first target beyond English.