rglauco cuts Mike loose from Supabase
A self-hosted deployment path for teams that can't or won't run their legal AI on a third-party backend.
rglauco's fork adds a 'local' mode that swaps Supabase - the hosted Postgres-and-auth service Mike normally leans on - for a self-hosted Postgres database, standard password-and-token login, and a Docker setup you can run on your own server. A compatibility layer means every existing feature keeps working without rewrites, regardless of which backend you point it at.
The initial drop shipped with a string of bugs caught in live use - login bounces, chats failing to load, broken database writes - and rglauco patched them in rapid succession over the same session. There's no sign of automated tests covering any of it, and the bugs touched authentication, storage, and query generation. Anyone borrowing this work should take the follow-up fixes too, not just the headline commit, and pressure-test the compatibility layer before trusting it in production.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?