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A brand-new fork of Mike from @vimgitai whose opening move is a security-minded pass at tightening how backend data stays isolated.
This is a very fresh fork. @vimgitai has only just planted a flag on Mike, and so far the visible work is a single thread rather than a body of divergence - there's no rebrand, no obvious niche, and nothing yet that reframes what Mike is for. If you're here to see where this goes, you're early.
What @vimgitai has put on the table reads like a security review. The first proposed change is a defense-in-depth move to close a gap in how the backend's private data - documents, document versions, and the chat records tied to them - is kept isolated at the data layer, bundled with a second hardening tweak alongside it. It's aimed at the deployment path rather than the reader-facing product, which tells you something about the owner's instinct: lock down the foundations before building on them.
Beyond that, there isn't much to go on. No identity signal beyond the handle. Worth a click-through to GitHub if backend data isolation is the sort of thing you care about; otherwise, one to check back on later.
What's in it
- Defense-in-depth data isolation A hardening pass to close a gap in how the backend keeps private data - documents, their versions, and associated chat records - isolated at the data layer.
- Security-first framing The fork's opening work is framed as a full security review, bundling more than one hardening move and aimed at the deployment path rather than the UI.
Direction
security
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
vimgitai bolts a second lock onto the client data vault
A full security review found the fork's most sensitive tables were guarded by a single rule, and vimgitai's proposed fix adds a database-level backstop so one slip can't expose live legal data.
Pull requests (detailed view)
🟢 Open (1)
vimgitai · opened 18d ago