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Decide your indexing scope first: local browsing history vs. explicit crawl (README mentions both headless browser crawling and traditional crawler modes).
If you enable AI features, start with semantic search, then consider MCP-based agent connections only after you’re happy with the local index quality.
For teams, use the multi-user hosting mode and keep it inside your trusted network to preserve the privacy value proposition.
Source-backed notes
- README describes local full-text indexing for visited websites and a query language for advanced search.
- README lists optional AI enhancements: semantic search and connecting agents via MCP.
- README Development section says you can build via
./manage.sh buildand run a dev server vianpm run serve:app.
FAQ
- Is it private by default?: README emphasizes local indexing to avoid remote search engines for day-to-day queries.
- Do I need AI features?: No — full-text local search works without them; semantic search/MCP are optional add-ons per README.
- What do I need to build it?: README lists requirements as ‘latest Go and NPM’ and a
./manage.sh buildflow.