DWKIM24 maps Mike in Korean before touching the code

Before shipping any feature changes, DWKIM24 sat down and reverse-engineered the entire Mike codebase into a Korean-language architecture map. It covers the three-tier setup, the directory layout of frontend and backend, the core workflows around chat, documents and tabular review, the authentication model, and the operational guardrails like rate limits and environment configuration.

This isn't a translation of the existing docs - it's a from-scratch decomposition, accurate to the current upstream and dated to a specific baseline. Nobody writes 461 lines of architecture documentation to make a small tweak. It's the kind of artifact a team produces when they're onboarding themselves to do something substantial, and want a shared reference in their own language first.