thegrif ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub thegrif/mike
thegrif's take on Mike that lets you run the legal-AI app on OpenAI, not just Claude or Gemini.
This is thegrif's fork of Mike, the legal-AI app. So far it stays close to the original, with one clear idea driving it: give Mike a third AI engine to run on. Where the stock app talks to Claude or Gemini, thegrif adds OpenAI as a switchable option.
The work is done properly rather than bolted on - OpenAI slots in as a first-class peer to the models Mike already supports, so choosing it is just a matter of picking a provider. If your firm standardizes on OpenAI, or you just want the freedom to swap engines, that's the pitch here.
Beyond the model choice, the fork tracks upstream Mike closely. There's no rebrand or new niche to report - the value is model flexibility. Click through to GitHub if you want to see how it's wired up.
What's in it
- OpenAI as a third engine Adds OpenAI alongside the Claude and Gemini backends Mike already offers, so you can run the app on the provider you prefer.
- Switchable model providers Pick your AI engine rather than being tied to one - OpenAI is a first-class option you can select, not a minimal add-on.
Direction
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Activity
thegrif ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub Threads of work (detailed view)
thegrif tried to seat OpenAI at Mike's model table
A bid to give Mike a third AI brain to choose from, built to full parity with the ones already there - though it never made it in.
thegrif gives Mike a third AI engine with OpenAI
Mike could already run on Claude or Gemini; thegrif adds OpenAI as a third option you can switch to.
OpenAI added as a third LLM provider with gpt-5.5 and gpt-5.4-nano
thegrif extends the two-provider Claude/Gemini setup to include OpenAI in a single commit. The change is additive across backend, frontend, and database, and leaves existing defaults in place.
Pull requests (detailed view)
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