It's the familiar kanban you know (and hopefully love). Each card represents a different task, and you can run as many as your system (or inference provider) can handle.
All agent activity runs inside gVisor-isolated containers via rootless Podman, so they only have access to what you allow. Point-and-click configuration makes it easy set up and review.
Git worktrees are used in combination with sandboxes and a read-only repository mount to provision agents securely and efficiently. Threads makes it easy to quickly explore different ideas.
This is a bit of a double-edged sword, and hopefully the ability to work from anywhere manages to improve your work/life balance. And unlike terminal interfaces, MIKE is still very usable on high latency networks.
Extend MIKE with custom extensions that run inside gVisor, iframe, and/or WASM sandboxes, helping ensure third-party features stay safely fenced in.
Built for llama.cpp, and works with any provider
exposing the OpenAI Chat Completions API. Local-first by design.
October 10, 2026
Hi, I'm Mike. I've been building intranet tools in a large organization for about 20 years, and like many other developers, trying to adapt to changes in the new status quo.
This project aims to provide a simple and secure interface to facilitate code review, quick modifications, and delegation of tasks to agents.
I hope you find this useful.