lawyered0/mike
A security-minded Mike fork focused on safer shared legal workspaces and smoother connected-service access.
lawyered0 is shaping Mike around the unglamorous protections that matter in shared document work: clear warnings before destructive actions, and firmer boundaries around who can change or remove shared material.
The fork also points toward less fragile setup for new deployments and quieter renewal of outside-service access. It is a practical hardening effort rather than a rebrand or a new legal-practice niche; GitHub is the place to inspect the detail.
What's in it
- Safer folder deletion Makes the scope of deleting a chat folder visible before documents and nested folders are permanently removed.
- Owner-led shared workspaces Limits destructive folder actions and structural review changes to the people responsible for them.
- Private-document safeguards Keeps a shared review from becoming a route into documents a participant should not be able to access.
- Less disruptive connections Aims to let connected services renew access quietly instead of repeatedly asking users to reconnect.
- More reliable first-time setup Targets a smoother frontend build experience when service configuration has not yet been supplied.
Direction
securityintegrationinfrastructure
Activity
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lawyered0 wants Mike's outside connections to stop logging themselves out
A proposed fix so expired credentials renew quietly in the background instead of dragging users back through a reconnect.
lawyered0 locks folder deletion to project owners
A permissions fix so that being invited to a shared project no longer means you can wipe out its folders.
lawyered0 closes a back door in shared document review
A fix that stops a single shared review from becoming a skeleton key to an entire project's private documents.
lawyered0 wants folder deletes locked to the owner
A collaborator on a shared project could wipe out documents they never owned, just by deleting the folder they sat in.
lawyered0 closes a back door on shared document reviews
Collaborators could quietly rename a review or swap out its documents by going straight to the API, even though the screen treats those as the owner's call.
lawyered0 puts a seatbelt on the chat explorer's delete button
Deleting a folder in the assistant chat used to permanently wipe every document inside it with no warning - and then lie about what happened.
Pull requests (detailed view)
✅ Merged (3)
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