simkjels/mike
Adds Azure OpenAI as a third provider and hardens the frontend install flow
simkjels/mike extends the base mike codebase in two directions. The main work wires Azure OpenAI / Foundry in as a full peer to Claude and Gemini - backend streaming adapter, per-tier deployment slots via env vars, and a conditional Azure group in the frontend model picker. A follow-up fixes a Next.js build-time env read that caused the picker to silently show no Azure models. A smaller track addresses install reliability on fresh clones.
What's in it
- Azure OpenAI / Foundry support Adds Microsoft's Azure-hosted models as a first-class provider next to Claude and Gemini, giving teams a third path to power Mike's AI features.
- Runtime-discovered Azure deployments Picks up available Azure model deployments from environment configuration, so operators can point Mike at whatever they've provisioned without code changes.
- Steadier fresh-clone installs Tightens frontend dependency versions so setting up the project on a clean machine is more predictable.
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simkjels gives Mike a Microsoft Azure option
A third AI provider lands in this fork: alongside Anthropic and Google, you can now run Mike on Azure, Microsoft's enterprise cloud.
Azure OpenAI / Foundry wired in as a third provider alongside Claude and Gemini
simkjels adds full Azure OpenAI support to the mike stack - backend adapter, frontend model picker, and three separate deployment slots for main, tabular, and title tiers. There are a few rough edges worth knowing about before you pull it in.