wozhub repurposes Mike into a tenant's rent-and-expenses tool

A clean-slate rebrand turns the generic Mike shell into Inquilino, aimed at Argentine renters wrangling rent and building expenses.

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This is the founding move of the fork: wozhub takes Mike - an open-source, do-anything legal-AI starting point - and renames the whole project Inquilino (Spanish for "tenant"), with fresh branding, logo, and setup defaults to match.

The more telling change is what gets cut. wozhub strips out all of Mike's built-in finance workflows, deleting them wholesale rather than adapting them. What's kept is the bare app frame - document upload, chat, and tabular review - now repurposed as the foundation for a housing-specific tool. On its own this commit adds no new features; it's the pivot point. The actual tenant and rent functionality, plus a Spanish-language interface, arrive in the commits that build on top of it.

So what Worth watching for anyone interested in how a general legal-AI base gets bent toward a narrow consumer vertical - here, residential tenancy in Argentina.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`7e87e939`	chore: strip finance workflows, rebrand to Inquilino	David Wozniak	2026-05-27	↗ GitHub
commit body - Remove all built-in workflows (CP Checklist, Credit Summary, SHA Summary) - Rename package names mike → inquilino - Update layout metadata, site logo, README - Update .env.example bucket name - Retain generic app shell (upload, chat, tabular review)

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7e87e939

chore: strip finance workflows, rebrand to Inquilino

David Wozniak

2026-05-27

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commit body

- Remove all built-in workflows (CP Checklist, Credit Summary, SHA Summary)
- Rename package names mike → inquilino
- Update layout metadata, site logo, README
- Update .env.example bucket name
- Retain generic app shell (upload, chat, tabular review)

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