danielolamide0 strips Mike down to a single-tenant build
A fork that trades Mike's flexibility for fewer moving parts: one tenant, fewer AI vendors, less to maintain.
This isn't a fork chasing new features. danielolamide0 has taken Mike and pared it back. One of the three underlying AI providers is gone, leaving just Claude and Gemini (the models that actually generate the answers); the system that let individual users plug in their own AI keys has been removed; and the database setup, the project screens, and the internal tooling have all been folded into something simpler. The result is a smaller, leaner codebase than the one it started from.
The thread running through all of it is a deliberate choice: run Mike as a single-tenant, self-hosted product rather than a flexible multi-vendor platform. Fewer integrations, fewer accounts to manage, one organisation in control of the whole stack.
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