Mike

Mike is an open-source platform designed for legal teams to run, inspect, and control their AI workflows. It provides a chat assistant capable of engaging with uploaded documents, grounding responses with citations, and supporting multi-step workflows and contract drafting. The platform emphasizes ownership and visibility, with the ability to run in a self-hosted environment and to adapt the codebase to specific practice needs.

The tool operates by allowing matter-scoped workspaces where users upload documents and interact with the assistant across conversations, documents, and reviews. It maintains context within each project and across conversations, enabling reviews and drafting to draw on the same information. The system includes a document library and a tabular review interface to manage and navigate multiple sources.

Key capabilities center on document understanding and workflow automation. It supports structured document reviews, citation-backed answers, and export of results. Users can reuse prompts and create templates for consistent processes, such as CP checklists and contract reviews, helping teams standardize operations while retaining control over their data and tools.

Plans, platforms, integrations, or limits stated include self-hosting as a built-in design, with no vendor lock-in or per-seat pricing, and the option to deploy the source code or use a cloud-hosted version.