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Mike: An open-source legal AI assistant for law firms

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noleary

1mo ago· 4 min readen

Summary

Mike is an open-source legal AI platform positioned as a free alternative to commercial tools like Harvey and Legora. It offers a chat-based assistant that reads documents, cites sources verbatim, runs multi-step workflows, and drafts/edits contracts. The platform supports project-scoped workspaces for legal matters and allows users to plug in their own AI model keys (Claude, Gemini) for full control. It is self-hostable, giving law firms ownership and extensibility of the codebase without enterprise contracts.

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All the features without an enterprise contract.
A chat interface that reads your documents, cites verbatim, runs multi-step workflows, and drafts and edits contracts end-to-end.
Plug in your own Claude or Gemini keys, and keep full control of the models you use.
Matter-scoped workspaces. Upload credit agreements, SPAs, leases, and diligence packs into a project; the assistant keeps
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An open-source alternative to Harvey and Legora. Feature parity, zero cost, self-hostable — built for law firms to own and extend.

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