Hypermonkey-Solutions makes Mike deployments safer by default

This fork lets teams set their own authentication and storage secrets without rewriting the deployment configuration.

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Hypermonkey-Solutions has removed an easy production mistake: inheriting the sample secrets supplied with the project.

Teams can now provide their own credentials for login tokens and cloud storage through their deployment environment, while local setups retain the existing defaults. That means a production rollout no longer requires editing the configuration file or risking publicly known example credentials.

The change is deliberately narrow. It does not alter how Mike behaves for an existing local installation; it simply gives operators a safer path when moving from trial to real use.

So what Legal-tech teams hosting Mike should care because basic credential hygiene is a prerequisite for treating a prototype as a service that can handle real work.

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187e2e2e chore: make JWT secrets overridable in compose for production “GOAT0P” 2026-08-04 ↗ GitHub

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