cpatpa hardwires Piper Alderman into the account page
The fork is shedding the parts of Mike that only make sense if you're serving many firms at once.
cpatpa's account screen no longer asks who you work for. The editable organisation field - and the save logic behind it - is gone, replaced by the firm's name baked straight into the page. The usage-plan and tier display, the kind of thing that matters when you're billing multiple tenants, has been cut too. In its place sits a single new line: whether you're signed in as an Administrator or an ordinary User.
The shape of the change tells the story - far more was deleted than added. This is Mike being narrowed from a product that could host many organisations down to one tailored for a single firm's internal deployment. One caveat for anyone copying the approach: the firm name is written directly into the code, so changing it later means a developer, not a settings page.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?