userarena1002 ports Mike to Databricks - and rips out the consumer bits
A solo fork is reshaping Mike into an enterprise legal-review app that lives entirely inside Databricks, the data-and-AI platform many large firms already trust with their crown jewels.
userarena1002 has dropped a parallel version of Mike alongside the original - a FastAPI backend, a React frontend, and a pair of Databricks notebook jobs designed to run against governed data inside Unity Catalog, Databricks' permissioned data layer. The model engine is pluggable, with switches for mock data, OpenAI, and Databricks' own Model Serving (the last is still a placeholder).
The more telling part is what the fork plans to delete: login and signup, API keys, document sharing, cloud file storage, the open-ended chat box, and free-form document generation. Projects get reframed as single-user review sessions; chat history becomes a stream of review events. What survives is the redlining engine and the structured review UI - Mike stripped down to upload, review, return.
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