willchen96 gives Mike a second AI engine and bolts down the defaults

willchen96 added OpenAI - one of the largest commercial AI providers - as an option for the models that drive the application, so it no longer leans on a single vendor for its language smarts. In the same pass, the project shipped tighter security settings in the version that comes straight out of the box, before anyone changes a thing.

The two moves fit together. Giving the software more ways to reach outside AI also gives it more surface to defend, and locking down the defaults keeps a fresh install from quietly trusting too much. It reads as a maintenance pass that makes Mike both more flexible about which AI it runs on and harder to misconfigure on day one.