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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .coderabbit.yaml
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- Do not treat upstream Karakeep behavior as authoritative when this fork intentionally diverges.
- Flag contradictory setup, contributor, deployment, or operator instructions.

- path: "docs/fork-setup.md"
- path: "docs/operator-setup.md"
instructions: |
- Keep fork, development, and deployment facts aligned with the other canonical repository guidance when those facts change.
- Do not treat upstream Karakeep behavior as authoritative when this fork intentionally diverges.
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# See https://docs.karakeep.app/configuration for more information
# See the repository documentation for configuration details.
DATA_DIR=<path>
NEXTAUTH_SECRET=<secret>

# Operator helper for pulling the full prod state into local development.
# Real values belong only in .env.
KARAKEEP_PROD_SSH_HOST=vps
KARAKEEP_PROD_SSH_USER=
KARAKEEP_PROD_COMPOSE_DIR=/home/praya/karakeep
KARAKEEP_PROD_COMPOSE_DIR=/home/praya/marka

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Keep the deployed Compose directory unchanged.

The PR objectives state that the VPS directory remains unchanged. KARAKEEP_PROD_COMPOSE_DIR now points to /home/praya/marka, so state-pull tooling can target a missing or incorrect deployment directory.

Keep /home/praya/karakeep until a separate server migration changes the live deployment path.

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In @.env.sample at line 9, Restore KARAKEEP_PROD_COMPOSE_DIR to
/home/praya/karakeep in the environment configuration, preserving the existing
deployed Compose directory until a separate server migration.

KARAKEEP_PROD_COMPOSE_SERVICE=web
KARAKEEP_PROD_EXPORT_IMAGE=alpine:3.20
EMBEDDING_ENABLE_AUTO_INDEXING=false
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# Pull-based deploy: this workflow builds + pushes version-compatible web and
# workers images to GHCR. The VPS runs Watchtower, which polls those tags and
# redeploys both Karakeep services without an inbound SSH deploy step.
# redeploys both Marka services without an inbound SSH deploy step.

on:
workflow_run:
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worktree_path = ".worktrees"
port_offset_interval = 100
max_slots = 9
name_strategy = "cities"
branch_template = "{user}/{name}"
default_base = "origin/main"

# Each worktree receives a separate environment, persisted-state copy, ports,
# and Docker container names. setup-worktree.sh snapshots the main workspace's
# local data, which can be refreshed from production with `pnpm prod:pull-state`
# before creating a worktree.
#
# The generated .env is intentionally worktree-local and gitignored. Its
# DATA_DIR and service endpoints use WT_PORT_BASE, preventing concurrent
# worktrees from sharing state or ports.
# Setup prepares isolated dependencies and local state only. It does not start
# a development server or any long-running service.
setup = [
"pnpm install --frozen-lockfile",
"bash \"$WT_ROOT_PATH/scripts/setup-worktree.sh\"",
"ln -sfn ../../.env apps/web/.env",
"ln -sfn ../../.env apps/workers/.env",
"ln -sfn ../../.env packages/db/.env",
]
teardown = []
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# Marka assistant context

`absolutepraya/marka` is the Marka fork. The upstream Karakeep project is <https://github.com/karakeep-app/karakeep>.
`absolutepraya/marka` is the Marka repository.

## Authoritative documentation map

- `README.md`: public fork framing
- `README.md`: public product framing
- `CONTRIBUTING.md`: contribution rules
- `docs/fork-setup.md`: fork operation, local development, and deployment
- `docs/operator-setup.md`: operator setup, local development, and deployment
- `docs/README.md`: docs-site development
- This file, `CLAUDE.md`, and `GEMINI.md`: concise assistant operations context

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- Start local development with `pnpm dev:start`. Use `pnpm dev:start -d` for detached mode and `pnpm dev:stop` to stop only that workspace.
- Shared local infrastructure is machine-level: one Meilisearch at `http://localhost:7700` and one Chrome/CDP at `http://localhost:9222`. Manage it explicitly with `pnpm dev:infra:up`, `pnpm dev:infra:status`, and `pnpm dev:infra:down`.
- Parallel worktrees keep separate SQLite/assets data and unique web ports. `scripts/setup-worktree.sh` assigns each worktree a unique `MEILI_INDEX_PREFIX`; both `bookmarks` and `bookmarks_vectors` use that namespace on the shared Meilisearch server.
- `pnpm dev:start` defaults the main workspace namespace to `main_`. Outside the fork dev launcher, an unset `MEILI_INDEX_PREFIX` preserves the original `bookmarks` and `bookmarks_vectors` index names.
- `pnpm dev:start` defaults the main workspace namespace to `main_`. Outside the Marka dev launcher, an unset `MEILI_INDEX_PREFIX` preserves the original `bookmarks` and `bookmarks_vectors` index names.
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- Run focused checks before broad checks when practical. Standard checks are `pnpm format:fix`, `pnpm lint`, `pnpm typecheck`, and `pnpm test`.
- Validate shared-dev shell behavior with `bash scripts/dev-infra.test.sh`.
- Root `.env` is canonical. Do not print or commit secrets.
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Preserve package scopes, database paths, export-format names, `KARAKEEP_` variables, Compose service names, GHCR image paths, and Docker-network names. These are operations and compatibility identifiers, not product presentation.

The fork deploys through CI-built GHCR images and VPS Watchtower polling. The canonical production compose is `deploy/docker-compose.prod.yml`; use `docs/fork-setup.md` for the complete operator workflow.
Marka deploys through CI-built GHCR images and VPS Watchtower polling. The canonical production Compose file is `deploy/docker-compose.prod.yml`; use `docs/operator-setup.md` for the complete operator workflow.

Karakeep is a monorepo bookmark-everything app for saving and retrieving links, notes, images, PDFs, highlights, and archived pages.
Marka is a monorepo bookmark library for saving and retrieving links, notes, images, PDFs, highlights, and archived pages.

Main stack:
- **Frontend:** Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
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The preferred portable setup for a new self-hosted instance is `scripts/install.sh`. The public one-line entry point is:

```bash
curl -fsSLo /tmp/karakeep-setup.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/absolutepraya/marka/main/scripts/install.sh && bash /tmp/karakeep-setup.sh
curl -fsSLo /tmp/marka-setup.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/absolutepraya/marka/main/scripts/install.sh && bash /tmp/marka-setup.sh
```

Important installer facts:

- supported host scope is Linux `amd64` with Docker Engine, Docker Compose v2, and OpenSSL already installed
- the script never installs Docker, changes firewall rules, configures DNS, or provisions TLS/reverse-proxy infrastructure
- default configuration directory is `~/karakeep`; default persistent data directory is `~/karakeep/data`
- generated Compose project name is `karakeep`
- default configuration directory is `~/marka`; default persistent data directory is `~/marka/data`
- generated Compose project name remains `karakeep` for compatibility
- generated app images are the paired `ghcr.io/absolutepraya/marka:web-main` and `ghcr.io/absolutepraya/marka:workers-main` tags
- the default web listener is `127.0.0.1:3000`, intended to sit behind an operator-managed reverse proxy for Internet-facing installs
- search choices are managed Meilisearch, external Meilisearch, or disabled search
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bash scripts/install.test.sh
```

## Local development for this fork
## Local development

### Runtime
- Node 24 (`.nvmrc`)
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- every worktree receives a safe unique `MEILI_INDEX_PREFIX` derived from its normalized workspace name plus `WT_PORT_BASE`
- both `bookmarks` and `bookmarks_vectors` use that prefix, so separate SQLite states never share Meilisearch documents
- `pnpm dev:start` defaults the main workspace prefix to `main_`
- outside this fork's dev launcher, unset `MEILI_INDEX_PREFIX` preserves the original `bookmarks` / `bookmarks_vectors` names
- outside the Marka dev launcher, unset `MEILI_INDEX_PREFIX` preserves the original `bookmarks` / `bookmarks_vectors` names

### Direct commands

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Every pull restores the full `/data` volume because SQLite rows can reference stored assets. Do not use DB-only pulls or print `.env` secrets. Meilisearch remains derived local state in that workspace's own index namespace.

## Deploy model for this fork
## Deploy model

This fork uses a **pull-based** personal VPS deploy flow that is separate from the portable guided installer.
Marka uses a **pull-based** personal VPS deploy flow that is separate from the portable guided installer.

High-level flow:
- CI passes on `main`
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- no inbound SSH push-deploy from CI
- canonical personal VPS compose: `deploy/docker-compose.prod.yml`
- the guided installer generates its own portable Compose file and does not add Watchtower automatically
- details for the existing personal VPS live in `docs/fork-setup.md`
- details for the existing personal VPS live in `docs/operator-setup.md`

## Quality / maintenance tooling

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- `pnpm typecheck`
- `pnpm test`

Additional tooling used in this fork:
Additional tooling used in this repository:
- `pnpm knip` - unused files / deps / exports
- `pnpm doctor` - React health scan via react.doctor
- `pnpm doctor:staged` - staged-file React scan
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## Documentation guidance

This repo's docs are intentionally split into audiences:
- **public/repo-facing** docs explain Karakeep plus this fork's repo identity
- **assistant docs** summarize the same fork facts for tooling
- **public/repo-facing** docs explain Marka and its product identity
- **assistant docs** summarize the same repository facts for tooling
- **guided self-host docs** define the portable Docker installer contract
- **operator docs** capture the existing personal VPS deploy/dev workflow of this fork
- **operator docs** capture the existing personal VPS deploy/dev workflow of this repository

If you edit fork/dev/deploy facts, keep these aligned:
If you edit development or deployment facts, keep these aligned:
- `README.md`
- `CONTRIBUTING.md`
- `AGENTS.md`
- `CLAUDE.md`
- `GEMINI.md`
- `docs/fork-setup.md`
- `docs/operator-setup.md`
- `docs/docs/02-installation/11-guided-docker-setup.md`
- relevant pages under `docs/docs/**`

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## Working style for assistants

- Prefer repo-specific facts over generic upstream assumptions.
- Prefer repository-specific facts over generic upstream assumptions.
- Use the guided Docker setup doc for portable fresh-host installation answers.
- Use `docs/fork-setup.md` for this fork's local-dev and existing personal VPS deployment answers.
- Treat upstream docs as product context, not as authoritative for this fork's operational workflow.
- Use `docs/operator-setup.md` for local development and existing personal VPS deployment answers.
- Treat upstream docs as product context, not as authoritative for Marka's operational workflow.
- When changing documentation, avoid leaving split or contradictory setup instructions; rewrite for coherence.
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# Domain Context

## Product identity

- **Marka**: The public product identity for this repository and its operator-facing surfaces.
- **Operator-facing name**: A human-visible repository, guide, installer, skill, path, or service label that can change without changing persisted data, protocols, package scopes, or environment-variable contracts.
- **Compatibility identifier**: A retained Karakeep-era name used by code, packages, environment variables, persisted data, export formats, mobile schemes, or external distribution contracts.

## List collaboration

- **List owner**: the user who owns a list. Ownership is not a collaborator membership and is never inherited.
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- Moving a descendant out of a recursively shared subtree removes access that existed only through that inheritance.
- Explicit direct access on a descendant overrides an inherited role on that descendant. Descendants inherit from the nearest recursive direct grant available on their own ancestor chain.
- Accessible parents remain navigable in the shared hierarchy. Inaccessible ancestors are not revealed.
- Public sharing and collaborator sharing can coexist on the same list.
- Public sharing and collaborator sharing can coexist on the same list.
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Thanks for taking the time to improve Marka.

This repository is the **Marka fork** of the upstream project, so contribution flow here is a little different from the main project.
This repository maintains Marka's product, operator workflow, and repository-specific development practices.

## Which repo should you contribute to?

### Contribute upstream if...
- your change is generally useful to the main project
- it is not specific to this fork’s UX/QoL direction
- it affects the broader community-facing product, install flow, or platform support

Start here:
- Upstream repo: <https://github.com/karakeep-app/karakeep>
- Upstream docs: <https://docs.karakeep.app>

### Contribute to this fork if...
- the change is specific to this fork’s UX, operator workflow, or repo-specific maintenance model
- it depends on this fork’s pull-based deploy flow or local-dev scripts
- it intentionally diverges from upstream behavior or presentation
### Contribute here if...
- the change improves Marka's UX, operator workflow, or repository-specific maintenance model
- it depends on Marka's pull-based deploy flow or local-dev scripts
- it improves a product behavior or presentation maintained in this repository

## Before you start

- Open an issue or discussion first if the change is large, behavioral, or opinionated.
- If the change probably belongs upstream, prefer proposing it there instead of here.
- Read the fork-specific setup guide: [`docs/fork-setup.md`](docs/fork-setup.md)
- If the change belongs to a different project, propose it there instead of here.
- Read the operator setup guide: [`docs/operator-setup.md`](docs/operator-setup.md)

## Local setup

This fork uses:
Marka uses:
- Node 24.18.1 (`.nvmrc`; temporarily pinned to avoid the Node 24.19 native-addon cleanup regression)
- `pnpm@11.2.1` via corepack
- root `.env` symlinked into `apps/web`, `apps/workers`, and `packages/db`
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```

For the full workflow, detached mode, and production deploy notes, use:
- [`docs/fork-setup.md`](docs/fork-setup.md)
- [`docs/operator-setup.md`](docs/operator-setup.md)

## What to run before opening a PR

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### UI / UX changes
- Include screenshots or a short screen recording.
- Explain why the change fits this fork specifically.
- Explain why the change fits Marka specifically.
- Keep the design language consistent with the current app rather than introducing a second style system.

### Schema / backend changes
- Add migrations when needed.
- Call out any deploy or operator impact clearly.
- Mention if a change would make upstream sync harder.
- Mention any compatibility or migration implications.

### Documentation changes
If you touch fork, development, or deployment facts, follow the authoritative documentation map:
- `README.md` provides public fork framing.
If you touch development or deployment facts, follow the authoritative documentation map:
- `README.md` provides public product framing.
- `CONTRIBUTING.md` provides contribution rules.
- `docs/fork-setup.md` provides fork operation.
- `docs/operator-setup.md` provides operator setup.
- `docs/README.md` provides docs-site development.
- `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, and `GEMINI.md` provide concise assistant operations context.
- Relevant docs-site pages under `docs/docs/**` must stay aligned when their content changes.
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A good PR for this repo should include:
- a clear summary of the change
- why it belongs in this fork
- why it belongs in Marka
- screenshots for UI changes
- commands run for validation
- any deploy, migration, or sync-with-upstream implications
- any deploy, migration, or compatibility implications

## Review expectations

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See [`docs/ai-code-review.md`](docs/ai-code-review.md) for the current reviewer policy, rejected-candidate history, permissions ceiling, and future evaluation criteria.

This is a personal fork, so human review cadence is best-effort rather than community-SLA driven.

If you need a guaranteed path to merge for a generally useful change, the upstream Karakeep project is usually the better place to propose it.
Human review cadence is best-effort rather than community-SLA driven.
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## Users

A single owner of a self-hosted Karakeep instance (this is a personal fork, not an upstream contribution). The primary user is the operator-owner who lives in the app daily on desktop and mobile. Their context: they come across a link, image, or note and want it **saved in one or two actions, with zero ceremony**, then come back days or weeks later to **find that thing again fast** when they actually need it.
A single owner of a self-hosted Marka instance. The primary user is the operator-owner who lives in the app daily on desktop and mobile. Their context: they come across a link, image, or note and want it **saved in one or two actions, with zero ceremony**, then come back days or weeks later to **find that thing again fast** when they actually need it.

The job to be done is two-sided and asymmetric:
- **Capture** (high frequency, must be instant): save a bookmark and move on. AI tagging/summarization happens in the background; the user does not babysit it.
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## Product Purpose

Karakeep is a self-hostable "bookmark-everything" app: links, notes, images, and PDFs, with background AI tagging and summarization, full-text search, lists, and rule-based organization. This fork serves one person's collection and runs on their own infrastructure.
Marka is a self-hostable bookmark library for links, notes, images, and PDFs, with background AI tagging and summarization, full-text search, lists, and rule-based organization. It serves one person's collection and runs on their own infrastructure.

Success looks like: saving is so frictionless it becomes reflexive, and retrieval is so reliable the user trusts the app as the place their information lives. The interface should make a large collection feel navigable rather than overwhelming, and make the act of saving feel instant and certain.

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