fpvetleseter is turning Mike into a paid Norwegian-law service called Juridisk

Two commits set the foundation for Juridisk, fpvetleseter's pivot toward Norwegian law. The fork drops the grab-bag of AI providers it inherited and commits to a single one (Anthropic) for chat, with a separate service handling the math that powers search. New code wires up paid accounts: sign-in, billing through Stripe, and free-tier limits that cap how many questions and document uploads a non-paying user gets each day and month, with the clock resetting on Oslo time.

The most telling piece is an ingestion job that pulls pages from Lovdata, Norway's official legal-information database, and indexes them so the assistant can search and cite actual Norwegian statute rather than answering from general knowledge.