jchan7 renames Mike to Bobby - and bakes a login backdoor into the source

jchan7's fork swaps every trace of "Mike" for "Bobby" - the name in the interface, the assistant's own self-description, the production web address, the works. On its own that's a cosmetic fork, and one that would collide hard with anyone trying to stay in step with the original project.

The part worth knowing: the login screen now carries a built-in account with a fixed username and password written directly into the code. Enter them and the app waves you straight in, bypassing the proper authentication service entirely. It reads like a shortcut for local demos, but it isn't switched off behind a setting - it lives permanently in the source, which means it would travel into any live deployment built from this fork. Anyone who can read the public code can read the credentials.