open-legal-products puts Mike's workflow catalogue under database control
Mike is making its built-in and add-on legal workflows easier to manage as a live product, rather than a set of files shipped with the software.
The maintainers have moved the workflow catalogue into the database, including the default experiences and optional add-ons. That creates one source of truth for the workflows that shape how users interact with Mike.
- A dedicated release step imports and validates the catalogue before the service starts.
- Reference materials can be stored alongside workflow records in compatible cloud storage.
- User defaults, quick actions, chat, and add-ons now draw from the same catalogue.
- Releases can pin the workflow source to a specific GitHub version for repeatable deployments.
The change also adds checks and limits around downloaded workflow material, helping make catalogue updates more controlled.
So what Legal teams and product owners should care if they need dependable workflow updates across deployments without treating every change as a code release.
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