DEV-TOOLSApril 30, 20261 min read5 views

Mike: open-source legal AI

Mike is an open-source legal AI platform that enables lawyers to automate contract drafting, extract precise data, and manage case files intelligently. By integrating models like Claude or Gemini, it offers full control and high reliability for legal professionals.

Assistant

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 full context across every conversation and every document.

Spreadsheet-style extraction across hundreds of documents in parallel. Every cell is verifiably cited back to a page and a quote, with no hallucinated answers or dead links.

Save proven prompts as reusable workflows, including CP checklists, credit agreement summaries, and change-of-control reviews. Create firm-wide templates your juniors can run in one click.

Source: Hacker News

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