furkancevik-debug points Mike at Turkish case law

A fork wires Mike into Turkey's four major court databases - Court of Cassation, Council of State, regional precedent, and the Constitutional Court.

searchintegration

The fork adds search and document-fetch hooks for Yargıtay, Danıştay, Emsal, and Anayasa Mahkemesi case law, and surfaces them in Mike as a new workflow card with a Turkish-language prompt. The plumbing assumes a separate Python search service running alongside Mike that does the actual talking to the court sources.

It's a clear vertical bet: repositioning Mike for the Turkish legal market rather than adding a general feature. The current build leans heavily on that external service and ships only a Turkish-language workflow, so it reads as a single-jurisdiction product rather than something other forks can casually pick up. Anyone curious about how a jurisdiction-specific Mike actually looks in practice should take a peek.

So what Worth a look for anyone watching how Mike gets localised into national legal markets, especially teams considering similar plays in other jurisdictions.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`c2dfbe7f`	feat: Yargitay API integration and builtin workflows	root	2026-05-07	↗ GitHub
- Added Yargitay search route - Added builtin-yargitay-search workflow - Updated projects route

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c2dfbe7f

feat: Yargitay API integration and builtin workflows

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2026-05-07

↗ GitHub

- Added Yargitay search route
- Added builtin-yargitay-search workflow
- Updated projects route

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