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techieanant is reshaping Mike into a self-hosted legal-AI stack that runs entirely on your own hardware, no cloud vendors required.
This fork of Mike, maintained by techieanant, is heading in a clear direction: take the hosted legal-AI assistant and let firms run the whole thing on a single box they control.
The headline move is a self-hosted Docker deployment story. Instead of stitching together cloud services, a reader trying this fork would be able to stand up the full stack locally, with no hosted vendors in the loop. That's a meaningful posture for legal users who care about where client data lives.
It's a focused effort rather than a broad rebrand. One thread of work is in flight so far, and it's pointed squarely at deployment and infrastructure rather than reshaping the product surface.
What's in it
- Self-hosted deployment Run the entire Mike stack on your own hardware via Docker, with no hosted vendors in the loop.
- Zero cloud dependencies Designed so a firm can keep the legal-AI workflow fully inside its own perimeter.
Direction
infrastructuresecurity
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
techieanant unplugs Mike from the cloud
A new pull request lets the whole legal-AI stack run on a single self-hosted box with zero hosted vendors in the loop.
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Copilot · opened 19d ago