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A full-stack, permission-aware document library from Extend: it browses document trees and parsed output with Extend UI Finder, searches the folder hierarchy with JEV, and answers source-grounded questions with inline citations through the AI SDK.
- Stars
- 729
- Language
- TypeScript
- Reading time
- 2 min
- Published by
- Community
- Author
- extend-hq
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
- Languages
- TypeScript
- Platforms
- PostgreSQL
- Capabilities
- Open sourceSelf-hosted
Highlights
- Extend UI Finder offers grid, list, columns, and gallery views over document trees, parsed output, and metadata.
- Search the folder hierarchy with JEV and ask questions with inline citations plus an original-source preview in the chat.
- Permission-aware sharing with organization members; PostgreSQL and SpiceDB run in Docker via pnpm services:up.
- Local setup: Node 24.6+, pnpm 12.9.1, Docker Compose — pnpm install, pnpm setup:local, pnpm services:up, pnpm dev.
- A Deploy to Render button is provided; docs/deployment.md requires a shared environment group, private S3 bucket, and SMTP credentials.
Quickstart
bash
pnpm install
pnpm setup:local
pnpm services:up
pnpm devWatch out
README reviewed 2026-10-17; it describes the app, views, and local setup but no Jev endpoints, model version, pricing, or test coverage, and the GitHub description field is empty in the digest. The pnpm dev sentence is truncated in the digest, so the last service it mentions is unconfirmed.
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A full-stack, permission-aware document library from Extend: browse with Extend UI Finder, inspect document trees and parsed output, share with organization members, and ask source-grounded questions through the AI SDK.
The README says you can search the folder hierarchy with JEV and ask source-grounded questions with citations. The digest does not show which Jev endpoints, questions, or models are involved.
Install Node 24.6+, pnpm 12.9.1, and Docker, then run pnpm install, pnpm setup:local to create .env and a stable encryption key, pnpm services:up for PostgreSQL and SpiceDB, and pnpm dev.
The Render path in docs/deployment.md asks you to prepare a shared environment group, a private S3 bucket, and SMTP credentials before deploying; the README provides a Deploy to Render button.
The repo is public under extend-hq and the digest lists its license field as NOASSERTION, meaning GitHub detected no standard license. No pricing or hosted plan is stated.
GitHub metadata in the digest shows creation on 2026-09-29, 728 stars, 81 forks, TypeScript, and a last push on 2026-10-07.
It is described as permission-aware, with sharing to organization members and SpiceDB alongside PostgreSQL in the Docker services. The digest does not detail roles, auth providers, or how access checks map to search results.
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