cpatpa builds a self-hostable Mike for firms that can't ship files to the cloud
Five phases of plumbing turn the fork into something a firm can run end-to-end on its own hardware.
cpatpa landed a bundle of work that quietly repositions this fork for firms with strict data-handling rules. Files now stay on local disk, encrypted at rest with per-file keys, instead of being pushed to cloud object storage. The AI itself can run locally too, via an adapter for Ollama - a project that lets you run open-source language models on your own machine - including the tool-calling behaviour that makes modern AI assistants actually useful, not just chatty.
Rounding it out: a proper admin console where a firm administrator can manage users, set org-wide policies (retention, allowed domains, which models are on), and review an audit log of every change. The whole thing ships as a Docker bundle, so a competent IT person can stand it up in an afternoon.
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