open-legal-products turns Settings into a trustworthy control room

Mike's maintainers have made configuration easier to navigate while tightening a crucial safeguard around legal AI citations.

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The former account area is now a unified Settings space, with old links still leading users to the right place. The aim is less hunting through disconnected screens and clearer choices when configuring the product.

  • API-key prompts now point users directly to the place where keys are managed.
  • Local multi-factor authentication setup is supported without storing secrets in the tracked configuration.
  • The assistant is no longer instructed to invent citations, with a test intended to stop that behaviour returning.

The team also checked the change across the web product, backend, Word add-in and browser-based Settings journeys.

So what Legal teams assessing Mike should care because the work improves both the day-to-day administration experience and the reliability expectations around cited AI output.

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317a8f05 feat: refactor settings and enable local MFA willchen96 2026-08-13 ↗ GitHub
fe52a7cb style: use black pill buttons in settings willchen96 2026-08-13 ↗ GitHub
4e13deb5 fix: align fresh schema with pagination migration willchen96 2026-08-13 ↗ GitHub
93c72a16 style: refine settings actions willchen96 2026-08-13 ↗ GitHub

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