open-legal-products turns Mike into a multi-provider legal AI switchboard
Mike can now make model choice a practical, visible part of the legal workbench rather than a fixed technical setting.
The team has expanded Mike's AI routing across the web app and Word add-in, with model choices grouped by provider and hidden when no usable API key is available.
- OpenRouter, a gateway to many AI models, can supply selectable models, pricing, streaming responses, and tool use.
- Vercel AI Gateway receives the same treatment, with credentials kept server-side or in encrypted user-held keys.
- Users can search provider catalogs, enter a model manually, and retain ordered selections for each provider.
- The assistant can now ask for free-text details when multiple-choice prompts are not enough, while treating replayed answers as untrusted input.
Mike also tightens document handling by opening the correct version in its side panel, a small change with real consequences when lawyers are comparing iterations.
So what Legal teams testing different AI providers, models, and cost profiles should care because Mike is becoming easier to configure without turning model selection into an IT ticket.
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