SegPar rebrand: mike becomes IgnIA, scoped to Mexico's MASC mediation law
SegPar's fork declares its product direction in a single commit: rename everything from mike to IgnIA, shift the color palette from blue to gold-on-purple, and stake out a niche as an AI assistant for MASC mediators in Mexico. No functional changes; identity only.
The rename is mechanical but thorough. Package names, R2 bucket default, system prompt, DOCX tracked-change author field, and change ID prefix all flip from mike/Mike to ignia/IgnIA across 77 files. The new visual identity runs through globals.css: primary color changes from #0088ff to #c9900c, dark-mode background from near-black to deep purple #1a1025.
One structural note: mikeApi.ts (817 lines) was duplicated as igniaApi.ts with all Mike* type names renamed to Ignia*. The original file was left in place. Both coexist in the repo after this commit. If you're pulling any frontend component from this fork, check which API file it imports - there's dead code here that will cause confusion.
Two stub files appear - backend/src/lib/kleros/index.ts and backend/src/lib/rag/index.ts - each containing only TODO comments. The real implementations follow in the next commit. Attribution to willchen96/mike is kept in the README footer.
The .gitignore has .next appended four times. Harmless, but it indicates this commit was assembled without reviewing the file's current state.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?