amal66 puts Mike's full platform in a self-hosted box
A previously stalled self-hosting effort is back, making Mike more practical for teams that want to run the whole platform on their own infrastructure.
amal66 has taken over and completed a six-part community contribution that packages Mike's core services into one deployable stack. It includes the database, sign-in, document storage, email and the supporting services those features need, rather than asking a legal team to assemble them separately.
- Self-hosting: run a complete Mike deployment through a single coordinated setup.
- Local AI models: optionally choose models running on your own hardware, with access controls where needed.
- Deployment controls: set public access points, sign-in destinations and signup policy to suit the installation.
- Legal workflow groundwork: a design brief covers cease-and-desist work, contract triage and master services agreement review.
amal66 also resolved the testing problem that had held up the original proposal, without changing how the self-hosted setup initializes.
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