Open Legal Products standardizes workflow packs around YAML manifests

Mike's workflow library is moving to a simpler shared format for finding and importing reusable legal work.

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Open Legal Products has updated Mike to look for workflow packs described in YAML, replacing the older JSON convention.

The change is narrow, but it keeps Mike aligned with its companion workflow library and confirms that the platform can still assemble its full set of 24 built-in workflows. Teams maintaining their own packs will need to update those descriptions before importing them.

So what Legal-ops teams building repeatable work in Mike should care because shared workflows now depend on one current format.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`5bf224f7`	Discover workflow packs from YAML manifests	willchen96	2026-07-28	↗ GitHub
`e89d3230`	Merge pull request #270 from Open-Legal-Products/codex/pack-yaml-discovery	Will Chen	2026-07-28	↗ GitHub
Discover workflow packs from YAML manifests

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