geoffdavies-dt frees Mike from a single AI provider
Mike can now point at Azure's hosted OpenAI service - or other compatible endpoints - instead of only OpenAI's public API.
Out of the box, Mike talks to OpenAI directly. geoffdavies-dt has made that a setting rather than a hard-wired assumption. With two small configuration values, a firm can now route Mike's AI calls to Azure OpenAI - Microsoft's enterprise-hosted version of the same models, often the easier path for organisations already buying cloud through Microsoft and answering to procurement and data-handling rules.
It's a deliberately light touch. If you change nothing, Mike behaves exactly as it did before, so there's no risk in pulling the update. The team is candid about the limits: this targets Azure's newer setup, and older Azure deployments or other lookalike services would still need extra work. For the supported path, though, it's a clean drop-in.
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