fabiotaroc puts OpenAI on Mike's menu, next to Claude and Gemini

A third AI engine option for Mike - bring your own OpenAI key and pick a model per task - though it won't run as-shipped just yet.

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Mike already let users choose between Anthropic's Claude and Google's Gemini as the brain behind the product. fabiotaroc adds a third: OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT. Everything is bolted on cleanly alongside the existing two - the Claude and Gemini paths are untouched - and users store their own OpenAI key the same way they already store the others. The model picker, account settings, and availability logic all grow a third "OpenAI" group.

One catch worth knowing: the specific OpenAI models wired in are forward-dated placeholders that don't exist yet in OpenAI's live service. Anyone pulling this fork has to swap in real model names before it actually works. Treat it as a well-structured scaffold rather than a finished, deployable feature.

So what Anyone running Mike who wants to offer clients a choice of AI vendor - or hedge against being locked to one - now has a clean third option, once the model names are made real.

Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`02111e0e`	Add OpenAI support, migration, model UI, and Turbopack root	taro	2026-04-30	↗ GitHub
Wire OpenAI in the LLM layer with optional user-provided keys, schema migration, model availability/account UI updates, add next.config turbopack root for mono-repo workspaces, and refresh deps. Made-with: Cursor

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02111e0e

Add OpenAI support, migration, model UI, and Turbopack root

taro

2026-04-30

↗ GitHub

Wire OpenAI in the LLM layer with optional user-provided keys, schema
migration, model availability/account UI updates, add next.config turbopack
root for mono-repo workspaces, and refresh deps.

Made-with: Cursor

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