wearefaces widens Mike's AI plumbing

The wearefaces team pushed a single large change that pulls Mike's AI layer in four directions at once. It adds two new ways to plug in language models - OpenRouter, a marketplace that brokers access to dozens of AI vendors through one connection, and a local-only bridge to GitHub Copilot for developers tinkering on their own machines. It also wires in support for MCP, an emerging standard that lets an AI assistant safely borrow tools from outside servers - think of it as letting Mike reach into other systems a firm already runs.

Alongside that, storage quietly changes: Mike will now fall back to saving files on the local disk if no cloud bucket is configured, which makes running it on your own hardware much less fiddly. A new integrations screen in the account area lets users manage their own external tool connections.