slurpojoe/make
A fork from slurpojoe that gives Mike more ways to reach language models, including DeepSeek and a no-API-key path through your Codex login.
This is slurpojoe's fork of Mike, and so far it keeps Mike's core intact while widening how the app connects to language models. The headline addition is DeepSeek V4 as a model option, sitting alongside the providers Mike already ships with. The second piece is a way to authenticate OpenAI calls through a local Codex or ChatGPT login session, so you can run those calls without pasting and storing a separate API key.
slurpojoe is the only name on the work right now, and the direction reads as plumbing rather than legal-practice features. If you care about provider choice, or you would rather lean on an existing login than manage another key, this is the kind of fork worth a look.
It is early. The work that exists is focused and coherent, but it is a small amount of it, and there is no rebrand or niche pitch yet. Click through to GitHub if you want to see how far along the model wiring really is.
What's in it
- DeepSeek V4 support Adds DeepSeek V4 as a model option, giving you a fourth provider to choose from beyond what Mike ships with by default.
- Login-based OpenAI access Authenticate OpenAI calls through a local Codex or ChatGPT login session instead of storing a separate API key.
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Threads of work (detailed view)
slurpojoe bolts on a cheaper AI engine and a way around OpenAI's meter
This fork adds a fourth AI model option and a trick to run OpenAI calls off an existing ChatGPT login instead of a paid API key.