willchen96 firms up Mike's Cloudflare deployment path

Mike's public-facing application is being aligned with the supported route for running reliably on Cloudflare.

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The team has updated the web application's core framework and its Cloudflare deployment tooling so the versions are explicitly supported together. Cloudflare is the hosting platform serving the site at the edge, while the adapter translates the application for that environment.

The accompanying install records were refreshed and a production build was checked using safe placeholder service settings. That is unglamorous work, but it reduces the chance that a routine deployment fails because the build tools disagree about what they support.

The project documentation now also points readers to Mike's public site.

So what Legal teams and product builders evaluating Mike should care because dependable deployment is the foundation for a tool they can actually trial, operate and share.

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91d0c2a0 chore: update Next and Cloudflare dependencies willchen96 2026-05-12 ↗ GitHub

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