DWKIM24 adds a 461-line Korean architecture doc reverse-engineered from upstream
A single commit adds `docs/architecture-ko.md` - a Korean-language walkthrough of the mike codebase covering topology, directory layout, data model, and core workflows. No code changes. The document is accurate to upstream structure and signals the fork owner is onboarding a team rather than making a one-off change.
The document (docs/architecture-ko.md, 461 lines, dated baseline 2026-05-12) covers the 3-tier topology in an ASCII diagram with role tables, full directory maps of backend/src/ and frontend/src/, the three core workflows (chat with tool-use, document/version handling, tabular review), the auth/RLS model, env vars, and rate limits.
DWKIM24 wrote this from code analysis rather than translating existing upstream docs - the structure and module names match the actual codebase (chatTools.ts as the LLM tool orchestrator, userApiKeys.ts AES-GCM, HMAC download tokens). The commit message is written in Korean with Claude Opus 4.7 co-author attribution.
You won't pull this into an English-language fork. But if you've been putting off writing an architecture reference for your own team, DWKIM24 has done the structural decomposition - you could use this as the skeleton.
The document will rot. It's pinned to 2026-05-12 and upstream evolves; once Custos-style CLM additions or other forks' changes land, sections on the data model and routes will drift.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?