Azharsadique points Mike at trademark portfolios - sort of
A single AI-authored commit bolts an IP-analytics scaffold onto Mike, hinting at a trademark-evaluation product that doesn't actually run yet.
The fork adds new database tables for saved trademark portfolios, brand scenarios and trademark evaluations, plus a separate Python service positioned as an analytics engine. The demo data seeded on startup namechecks Danone, Next and Steve Madden as portfolios belonging to a UK IP firm - a strong tell that this fork is aimed at repurposing Mike for trademark and freedom-to-operate work rather than general legal AI.
The catch: almost none of it is wired up. The analytics engine returns random numbers behind a promise of future quantum-classifier sophistication, the bundled Azure AI provider leans on a deprecated Microsoft SDK, and the safety guardrail is a hard-coded list of two banned words. The same commit also drops in Replit hosting config, so this reads as an early prototype sketch, not a shipped product.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?