sherpadvisorylab makes Mike self-hostable on its own servers

sherpadvisorylab added a complete packaging-and-deployment setup so the app can be stood up on a self-managed server with a couple of commands. It's built around Coolify, an open-source tool for hosting your own apps, and Supabase, an open-source data-and-storage backend - meaning the whole stack can live somewhere the team chooses rather than a vendor's platform.

Nothing about how the product behaves changes here. What changes is who holds the keys: the deployment is wired for the team's own hosting, with all the connections to email, document conversion, court-data, and AI providers threaded through in one place. The setup notes are written in Italian, and it's opinionated toward their particular stack, so borrowing it elsewhere would take some adapting.