open-legal-products makes workflows a first-class part of Mike
Mike is separating the application from its reusable workflow library while making everyday workflow work feel more deliberate.
The maintainers have aligned Mike with a separate home for its workflow catalogue, clarifying where reusable legal processes are authored and how they reach the product. System workflows have been refreshed alongside documentation that explains the split.
- A redesigned workflow editor and table view give workflow authors a more polished working surface.
- Workflow reference details now sit in a dedicated details view, keeping the main editing experience focused.
- Streaming replies should now arrive complete rather than cutting off early.
- Rich text can now preserve smaller heading levels for more structured guidance and outputs.
The visual tidy-up is modest, but the larger move is organisational: workflows are becoming a clearer product layer rather than an incidental bundle inside the app.
So what Legal teams and product owners who rely on repeatable AI-assisted processes should watch this, because clearer workflow ownership can make those processes easier to maintain and reuse.
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