MuseLegal turns Mike into a law firm storefront
The fork's front door is no longer the AI assistant - it's a marketing site for a (fictional) law firm called Johnson Law.
Where the upstream project drops visitors straight into the chat assistant, MuseLegal has rebuilt the root page as a public-facing firm website: hero, services grid covering outside general counsel, contracts, and privacy work, a contact link, and an "Attorney Advertising" disclaimer in the footer. Two buttons split the audience from the first click - a client portal login and a separate attorney back-office login.
The Johnson Law branding is clearly placeholder, but the structural move is the real signal. This fork is being reshaped from a generic legal assistant into a productized firm site with three distinct surfaces: public marketing, client portal, and attorney workspace. It's a different theory of what Mike is for - less "AI tool you log into" and more "the software behind a firm's web presence."
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