theincyber lets firms keep model traffic inside their own Azure

A proposed change would route Mike's AI calls through a customer's existing Microsoft Azure account instead of straight to OpenAI.

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For legal work, where the data goes can matter as much as how good the answer is. theincyber's open pull request gives Mike a second way to reach its AI model: instead of sending every request out to OpenAI directly, a firm that already runs on Microsoft's Azure cloud can keep that traffic inside its own tenancy. The pitch is data sovereignty - sensitive client material stays within infrastructure the firm already controls and audits.

The switch is meant to be invisible in use. If the Azure settings are filled in, Mike uses Azure; if not, it falls back to standard OpenAI, with no change to how the product behaves. theincyber says the Azure path matches the original on everything that matters, and the setup notes now walk through the exact Azure steps to turn it on. It hasn't been merged yet.

So what Worth a look for any firm or legal-ops team whose cloud and compliance posture is built around Azure.

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