MIKE (Integrated Kanban Environment) is an open-source LLM harness for software development work. It pairs a Kanban board with strong sandbox isolation through gVisor, supports custom extensions in sandboxed iframes or WebAssembly through wazero, ships a Progressive Web App optimized for spotty networks, and runs against llama.cpp or any provider that speaks the OpenAI Chat Completions API.
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Units of work run under gVisor isolation rather than straight on your machine.
The Progressive Web App is built to stay usable on spotty networks.
Point it at local llama.cpp or at any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
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