Edu-Carone-SA gives Mike a proper production safety net

This fork is less about new legal-AI features and more about making changes safer to ship and easier to trust.

securityinfrastructure

Edu-Carone-SA has added the operational guardrails that turn a promising application into something a team can maintain with more confidence. The work is additive, so other Mike users could borrow individual safeguards without adopting the whole fork.

  • Automated checks run across the application before changes are accepted.
  • Expanded automated and browser-based testing checks that key user journeys still work.
  • Security scanning looks for risky code and exposed secrets.
  • Dependency monitoring flags third-party software that may need attention.
  • Contribution templates and release controls make review expectations clearer.

The fork also raises the test suite substantially, signalling an effort to catch regressions before they reach users.

So what Legal teams assessing Mike for serious internal use, and product teams running their own fork, should look here for a practical checklist of delivery and security controls.

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2 commits from Edu-Carone-SA/mike, oldest first. Source extracted verbatim from the harvested git log.

SHA Subject Author Date
e75b0680 MIKE-02: Quality CI pipeline and security scanning EduardoCarone 2026-07-10 ↗ GitHub
Sprint 2 conclusion: DONE. CI pipeline active. 0 lint errors. 35 tests. Branch protection, CodeQL, secret scanning, Dependabot enabled. READY for Sprint 3.
8c977d4c MIKE-02 Part 2: Expanded quality gates, tests, E2E, templates and docs EduardoCarone 2026-07-10 ↗ GitHub
Sprint 2 complete: 144 tests, 0 lint errors/warnings, Playwright E2E, coverage, ci-success aggregator, templates, docs, risk register. READY for Sprint 3.

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