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rglauco/mike

rglauco is reworking Mike into a fully self-hostable legal AI, free of cloud dependencies for teams that need to keep everything in-house.

Early days but actively moving - a tight burst of self-hosting work and upstream syncs all landed in a single day.

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This fork, maintained by rglauco, takes Mike in a clear direction: making it runnable entirely on a team's own infrastructure. Where the upstream project leans on hosted services, this version is being reshaped so a legal team can stand it up on their own hardware, with their own database, their own model runtime, and their own file storage.

The work so far points at firms or in-house legal groups that either can't put client data on third-party platforms or simply prefer not to. Alongside the self-hosting push, rglauco is keeping pace with upstream Mike, pulling in fixes and security work as they land.

It's early, and the fork hasn't strayed far from upstream in surface behaviour - but the deployment story is the thing to watch here. If you're evaluating Mike for an environment where the cloud isn't an option, this is the variant worth a closer look.

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Themed changes and pull requests touching this fork, newest first. Themed changes that haven't been turned into a public post yet still appear — they're real work even without a published writeup.

📝 Tabular docIds Strict-Mode Annotation (no public page) 1 commit 16d ago not yet rewritten
📝 Upstream Sync Merges (PRs #2, #3) (no public page) 2 commits 16d ago not yet rewritten
📝 rglauco cuts Mike loose from Supabase 8 commits 16d ago infrastructuresecurity draft
A self-hosted deployment path for teams that can't or won't run their legal AI on a third-party backend.

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rglauco cuts Mike loose from Supabase

A self-hosted deployment path for teams that can't or won't run their legal AI on a third-party backend.