lucianschw-dev plants an EU flag on Mike
EU-Mike isn't just a paint job - the chat box now routes through an EU-law pipeline and asks before it cites.
Lucian Schwartz-Croft has rebranded a fork of Mike as EU-Mike: a blue EU banner with twelve stars sits at the top of every page, the colour palette shifts to EU blue, and a personal byline replaces the old footer. So far, so cosmetic.
The more interesting move is buried underneath. The chat interface no longer talks to Mike's generic chat endpoint - it's been rewired to an EU-law-specific one, and the assistant's instructions have been tightened so that when a user pastes a loose citation, the model has to surface the European case or legislation ID it thinks the user means and get a yes before fetching anything. Type an exact ID and it proceeds; describe a case in plain English and it confirms first. It's a small guardrail against the fork's biggest current weakness: you still need to know roughly what you're looking for, because there's no real search layer yet.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?