The documentation your suppliers write is the documentation your clients read. Same files. Same Git history. One controlled, beautiful window onto it.
Specs live in Git; clients live in email, slide decks, and stale PDF exports — so the two drift apart the moment a project starts moving.
A permission-aware web layer on top of your repository. Suppliers keep working in
Git; clients get a clean reader, scoped editing, and real collaboration — and every
change is a commit you can git log, git diff, and git blame.
Up to three views per workspace — Direct, Client–Business, Client–Technical — each a glob-filtered slice of the same repo. Client views are fail-closed: nothing shows unless explicitly allowed. Roles gate every action, server-side.
A first-class page tree (favorites, recents, ⌘K palette), seven preview styles, deep
links to any heading, Mermaid diagrams, inline PDFs, and collapsible blocks.
Inline and document-level comments, @mentions, reactions, and a review workflow
(approve / reject with an optional thread comment / optional in-review) with stale-revision
detection — and live presence so you can see who's in the document with you.
A tidy, Office-style ribbon keeps the actions organized — and collapses to icons when you want the screen back.
Mark comments accepted, pick a curated skill (apply verbatim, unify tone, condense, refine, restructure), and Claude proposes the rewrite. You review the diff and edit before it ever becomes a commit. Workspace admins manage the skill set per workspace.
History, diff, blame, and one-click restore come straight from Git. Concurrent edits get auto-rebased, and true conflicts open a guided resolution wizard instead of a cryptic error.
And because relationships matter, every document can render a dependency graph of its cross-references — colour-coded by area, shaped by doc-type.
git clone git@github.com:hycomsa/osnova.git && cd osnova
docker compose up -d # PostgreSQL 16
cp .env.example .env # Keycloak + secrets
npm install && npm run seed && npm run devSpeaks Polish, English, and German out of the box — login screen included.
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