open-legal-products makes Mike's error handling fit for the real world

Mike now gives users safer failure messages while keeping a trail for the team to investigate.

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When a legal-AI tool fails, users need to know what happened without seeing technical debris that can confuse them or expose sensitive operational detail. The maintainers have introduced a consistent approach to handling failures across the service, including sign-in problems, third-party AI provider issues and interrupted assistant responses.

Users will see a safe explanation and a request reference that the team can use to trace the incident. The interface also stops passing through raw server messages, while retaining deliberate client-side guidance and clearly trusted, actionable assistant messages. The work is backed by checks covering bad server responses, malformed data and live assistant updates.

So what Legal teams assessing Mike should care because dependable, discreet failure handling matters as much as a polished answer when a workflow is under pressure.

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a104acce fix(security): sanitize user-facing errors willchen96 2026-08-23 ↗ GitHub
9d758e33 test(frontend): cover sanitized error branches willchen96 2026-08-23 ↗ GitHub
796c89db ci(e2e): skip unused Supabase services willchen96 2026-08-23 ↗ GitHub

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