dropthejase pours Mike's AWS foundations from a blank slate
No borrowed infrastructure - dropthejase is building the entire cloud backend for their Mike fork from scratch.
dropthejase is laying the cloud groundwork for their Mike fork with nothing to start from. The setup splits cleanly into four pieces: document storage, sign-in security, the API that talks to the AI, and a document-conversion service - each wired so they stand up in the correct order without the circular tangles that usually plague this kind of work.
The conversion piece watches for uploaded Word files and processes them automatically, while the AI itself runs on Amazon Bedrock - AWS's hosted service for large language models - pointed specifically at Anthropic's Claude. Worth flagging for anyone tempted to deploy it: this is still proof-of-concept scaffolding. Several pieces are placeholders, and the teardown settings are configured to wipe stored documents on shutdown, so it's not a production system yet.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?