trustfoundry-ai/mike

A fork exploring how Mike's assistant chat plugs into outside tools and holds its connection during slow requests.

Two proposed threads from a mid-June 2026 burst, both from @iamgroot2285, with nothing yet landed ahead of upstream - early and quiet.

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This is trustfoundry-ai's fork of Mike, and so far it reads as an engineering-minded experiment rather than a rebrand or a legal-practice niche play. Nothing has actually diverged from upstream yet - the fork is even with Mike - but two threads of proposed work show where the contributor's head is at, both authored by @iamgroot2285.

The first idea is about openness: letting outside tool providers drop into Mike's assistant chat as self-contained modules, instead of having every new provider hardwired into one central place. The second is about reliability under load - keeping the live stream that carries assistant replies to your browser from dying when a tool call takes 30 to 60 seconds to answer.

Taken together, this looks like plumbing work aimed at making Mike's chat more extensible and more dependable during long external calls. There's no product story here yet - no legal vertical, no deployment angle - so if you're curious, the threads on GitHub are the place to see how far the thinking has gone.

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Activity

Themed changes and pull requests touching this fork, newest first. Themed changes that haven't been turned into a public post yet still appear — they're real work even without a published writeup.

Threads of work (detailed view)

2 threads have been distilled into posts.

Pull requests (detailed view)

2 PRs touch this fork — inbound (filed against it) or outbound (filed from it). State icons match the editorial dashboard.

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