manueljpconde turns mikeEU into a self-host appliance
A one-command Docker stack and an admin screen for plugging in your own AI models - mikeEU is being shaped for firms that want to run it themselves.
manueljpconde has bundled mikeEU into a single Docker stack - database, file storage, backend, and frontend all come up together - so a firm's IT team can stand the whole thing up without stitching cloud services together. Alongside it, a new admin screen lets the person running the deployment register their own AI model providers, with API keys encrypted at rest in the database. The fork now speaks to any OpenAI-compatible model, including a locally-running one on the same machine.
A follow-up tightened the screws: pinned versions on the storage components, a small networking fix so the backend can reach a model running on the host, and the removal of a server-only secret that had been leaking into the frontend build. That last one matters - it's the kind of mistake that turns a self-hosted product into a credential disclosure.
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