pkbtran points Mike at marketing instead of law

pkbtran took the Mike codebase and turned it into a marketing assistant. The legal labelling is gone across the interface, the document and matter views are hidden, and the legal-citation system prompt is swapped for a plain marketing-strategist one. In its place sits a library of roughly 43 task playbooks - SEO audits, copywriting, conversion testing, churn analysis, ad strategy - that the assistant pulls in on demand when a user starts a message with a slash command.

The fork also bolts on live web access: the assistant can fetch and read pages and run web searches, so its answers reach beyond what it was trained on. It's early and rough in places, but the shape is clear.