crazydiseases is turning Mike into a UK legal-research desk

Operating as Stutt Associates (cornishlaw.co.uk), crazydiseases has wired the assistant into four official UK data sources so it can fetch live answers while you chat: Companies House for company and officer records, legislation.gov.uk for statute text, the National Archives' Find Case Law service for judgments, and Planning Data for planning records (with a postcode-to-location lookup bolted on). Ask the assistant a question and it can now go and retrieve the underlying public record rather than guessing from training data.

This is a clear bet on the UK market - taking the generic Mike platform and pointing it squarely at British legal research. The integrations are self-contained and don't lean on heavy third-party services, though they do call live external APIs, so anyone borrowing them should sort out keys and rate limits first.