PasqualeMuraca makes Mike self-hostable in a box

Most legal-AI tools assume you'll use the vendor's cloud. PasqualeMuraca's fork takes the opposite bet: package the whole Mike platform - the backend service and the web app - into Docker containers (a standard way of bundling software so it runs the same on any machine) that can be spun up with a single command. There's a health-check wiring so the pieces start in the right order, an example secrets file documenting every key Mike needs to talk to its AI providers and storage, and a 250-line setup guide.

It's not turnkey production hosting - there's no database bundled in, and no HTTPS layer - but as a starting point for a firm that wants Mike running on its own infrastructure rather than someone else's cloud, it's the most lift-and-shift-friendly work in any Mike fork so far.