ecarjat locks KairosVista's Mike to Google sign-in only
Email-and-password is gone; access is now Google OAuth, gated to an allowlist of approved email domains.
On the KairosVista deployment of Mike, ecarjat has ripped out the traditional email-and-password forms and replaced them with a single Google sign-in button. The login and signup pages are reskinned to KairosVista's dark navy identity, complete with a new logo.
The more interesting move sits behind the button. Even after Google vouches for a user, the backend checks the email against a configurable list of approved addresses and domains - anyone outside the allowlist is bounced with a permission error. The fork also reads the user's name and organisation straight from their Google profile, inferring the firm from the email domain, so user records populate themselves on first sign-in rather than asking people to fill in another form.
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