userarena1002/mike
A Databricks-native rebuild of Mike, staged alongside the original app so the legal-review workflow can migrate without losing the existing one.
This fork, run by userarena1002, is taking Mike in a Databricks direction. Rather than swap out the existing app, the work introduces a parallel Databricks-targeted version of the legal-review tool and keeps the original intact, so the two can live side by side while the migration takes shape.
That dual-track setup is the whole story here so far. A reader trying the fork today would essentially find Mike plus a second, in-progress app aimed at running on Databricks, along with documentation about how that move is being approached.
It's early. userarena1002 has staked out the direction - legal review on Databricks infrastructure - but the build is at the proof-of-concept stage. Worth a click through to GitHub if you're curious how a Databricks-hosted legal-review app gets scaffolded.
What's in it
- Parallel Databricks app A second target app aimed at Databricks, built alongside the original rather than replacing it.
- Migration kept reversible The upstream app is deliberately preserved so the Databricks version can prove itself before anything is cut over.
- Migration documentation Notes on how the Databricks move is being approached, sitting alongside the POC itself.
Direction
infrastructureintegration
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
userarena1002 ports Mike to Databricks - and rips out the consumer bits
A solo fork is reshaping Mike into an enterprise legal-review app that lives entirely inside Databricks, the data-and-AI platform many large firms already trust with their crown jewels.