Altien unbolts Mike from a single login system
The fork rewires authentication so Mike can sit behind whichever identity system a firm already runs.
Out of the box, Mike assumes everyone signs in through Supabase, a hosted user-and-database service. Altien's team has pulled that assumption apart and turned the login layer into a swappable slot. The original Supabase path still works untouched, but two alternatives now live alongside it: Microsoft's Entra (the corporate identity system most large firms already use for Office and Teams), and a lightweight local login for developers running Mike on a laptop.
The Entra path is the interesting one for in-house teams. It validates corporate tokens against the firm's own tenant, maps existing Microsoft security groups to Mike's admin and member roles, and can auto-onboard a tenant on first sign-in. There's also a guardrail that refuses access for tenants marked suspended or pending. The router is in place but not yet switched on in the running server.
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