thegrif tried to seat OpenAI at Mike's model table
A bid to give Mike a third AI brain to choose from, built to full parity with the ones already there - though it never made it in.
Mike already lets you run its legal-AI work on two engines, Anthropic's Claude and Google's Gemini. thegrif proposed adding a third, OpenAI, and did it the thorough way: instead of a token bolt-on, the work followed the same wiring the other two use, so an OpenAI-backed conversation would behave like a first-class option rather than a limping fallback. It offered two OpenAI models to pick from.
The change reached across the whole app in one pass:
- Pick your provider and model from the interface, then bring your own API key rather than relying on a shared one.
- Hold full conversations - including the app's tool-using steps, not just plain replies - on the OpenAI engine.
- Store each provider's settings so your choice sticks between sessions.
The pull request was closed in May without merging, so none of it landed in Mike itself.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?