theincyber ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub theincyber/mike
A privacy-minded take on Mike that keeps a firm's AI traffic inside its own Microsoft Azure tenant.
This is theincyber's fork of Mike, aimed at firms that want the assistant but not the data-handling questions that come with sending model traffic straight to OpenAI. The one direction visible so far is a way to route Mike's AI calls through a customer's existing Azure account, so the model usage stays inside infrastructure the firm already controls and trusts.
We don't have much else to go on yet about who theincyber is beyond the handle. The work that's tracked is a single, coherent idea rather than a broad rebuild, and there's no rebrand or niche repositioning on display - it still reads as Mike, with a deployment story bolted on for security-conscious shops.
If you run a practice that already lives in the Microsoft cloud and cares where your prompts go, this is the fork worth watching. Click through to GitHub if you want to see how far along the Azure plumbing actually is.
What's in it
- Keep AI traffic in your Azure Route Mike's model calls through a firm's existing Microsoft Azure account instead of going straight to OpenAI, so usage stays inside infrastructure the firm controls.
- Bring-your-own cloud deployment A fit for legal teams already standardized on Microsoft, who'd rather not add a new vendor relationship to use an AI assistant.
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theincyber lets firms keep model traffic inside their own Azure
A proposed change would route Mike's AI calls through a customer's existing Microsoft Azure account instead of straight to OpenAI.
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theincyber · opened 12d ago