justice-bac gives Mike a one-command path to production
This fork turns Mike from a clone-it-yourself project into something you can actually stand up on cloud hosting in a single run.
justice-bac has built out the missing plumbing that gets Mike deployed for real. The centrepiece is a deploy script that hunts down the dozens of configuration values an app like this needs - pulling them from local files, your shell, or prompting you when something's missing - generates the security keys it can't find, and wires the whole thing up to Fly.io, a cloud host that spins machines up and down on demand. It also packages the document-conversion tooling Mike relies on, and adds a GitHub button that lets you trigger a deploy without touching a terminal.
The later commits are the unglamorous part: a string of fixes for builds that broke on missing files and configuration that wasn't available at the right moment. That's the work that separates "it runs on my laptop" from "it runs in production."
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?