fpvetleseter is rebuilding Mike as a Norwegian legal-AI backend

The team stripped out the generic document and workflow routes and rebuilt the foundations around a clear product: a Norwegian legal assistant. The backend now sits on Supabase (a hosted Postgres-plus-auth platform) with row-level security on every user-owned table, a tightened request size limit, and a stricter security posture that pulls user identity from the verified login token rather than trusting whatever the browser sends.

Free users get ten queries a day, with a polite Norwegian upgrade prompt when they hit the wall. The most interesting move is the ingestion script that pulls the full body of current Norwegian laws and regulations directly from Lovdata's public feed, chunks them, and loads them into a searchable index - so the assistant can actually cite the statute book rather than guess. There's also a clean split between open-source core and a closed proprietary layer, signalling a commercial product is coming.