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What is Lore?

Lore is an open source workspace where technical teams gather, search and maintain their documentation: runbooks, procedures, architecture documents and incident reports.

Documentation for version 0.1, in preparation. Commands, variables and API endpoints are proposals: they may change before the release.

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What Lore does

  • Library v0.1: spaces per team or domain, folders, and documents imported as PDF, Word, text or Markdown.
  • Search v0.1: full-text search that finds technical identifiers exactly as written and opens each document at the right passage.
  • Versions and statuses v0.1: every import creates a version; every document has a status and an owner.
  • Permissions v0.1: roles per space and restricted documents, enforced everywhere, search included.
  • Knowledge base v0.2: problem and solution articles, approved by the space owners.
  • Assistant v0.3: optional answers in natural language, with their sources.

Where Lore stands

Lore is getting ready for version 0.1. Today, the application handles the initial setup, sign-in, invitations, password resets, My account and the administration of the organization: members, roles and security settings. The library, search, versions and document permissions come with version 0.1.

What Lore is not

Lore is not a chatbot. The assistant is an optional module, turned off by default: the library, search, versions and permissions will work entirely without artificial intelligence.

Principles

Principle What it means
Permissions first Nobody sees the content of a document they cannot access: not in lists, results, excerpts, or through the assistant.
Sourced and verifiable Every result points to the original document, version and passage.
Works without AI The assistant is a module each organization turns on or not.
Easy to host Lore and PostgreSQL, nothing else: with Docker, a .deb or .rpm package, or an archive, in less than five minutes.

Where to start

To see the application without installing anything, open the demo, filled with sample data.