Edu-Carone-SA makes Mike easier to trust before it goes anywhere

This fork turns a promising legal-AI stack into something a team can set up, check and test with fewer unpleasant surprises.

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Edu-Carone-SA has focused on the unglamorous work that determines whether a legal product is usable beyond its first demo: a repeatable local environment, clearer safeguards around configuration and a way to tell whether the service is genuinely ready.

  • Local containers bring the application, supporting services and private file storage together for testing.
  • Startup checks reject obvious placeholder secrets and flag missing AI-provider credentials.
  • Health checks distinguish a running service from one whose dependencies are actually available.
  • Synthetic test material and reset tools make repeatable demonstrations and testing more practical.
  • Storage can work with S3-compatible services, a common standard for object storage, while retaining an R2 fallback.
So what Legal-tech teams assessing Mike as a foundation should care because dependable setup and operational checks reduce the risk of discovering deployment problems when client work is already in view.

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SHA Subject Author Date
cef4acd2 MIKE-01: Reproducible local development environment EduardoCarone 2026-07-10 ↗ GitHub
Sprint 1 conclusion: DONE. Local environment reproducible. Production NO-GO until P0 risks closed. READY for Sprint 2.

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