Mike Sync v2 review - #130
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Automated-Upstream-Mike-Sync: true
Upstream-Risk: none
Summary
Reviewed the sole upstream PR. No low-risk implementation candidate is eligible.
Capability classifications
unified-llm-provider-runtime— A unified provider runtime may be useful, but this migration changes dependencies, lockfiles, provider-key handling, model routing, and privacy-sensitive provider behavior. ROSS has native provider seams, yet ADR-008 remains proposed and requires human architecture, security, privacy, and governance approval before selecting or adapting this SDK.Safety
This is a ready state-only synchronization pull request. Mike Sync v2 applies at most one low-risk implementation candidate per branch. Exact-head Baseline, bounded repair, review, draft, mergeability, and release controls remain authoritative.