augment-cro turns Mike into Eulex Desk, but publishes in snapshots
This is a genuine legal-tech rebrand with a public record that will be easier to browse than to audit line by line.
Eulex Desk now identifies itself as a modified version of Mike and carries the required open-source notice. Its public description points to a broader product direction, including Croatian legal sources, multiple AI providers, tabular review, a Word add-in, document editing in the browser, workflow packs, Croatian and English support, and cloud deployment.
The catch is how augment-cro publishes: the two commits are effectively a large snapshot of months of private work, rather than a sequence of small changes. That makes the fork worth a GitHub visit for its present state, but less useful for tracing how individual decisions evolved.
A small follow-up removes a planned web-search item, suggesting that piece was deferred or reconsidered.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?