A local-first enterprise document intelligence platform combining secure contract management, synchronized web and desktop access, evidence-grounded search, contract analysis, workflows, and knowledge-graph visualization.

docsgraph turns a pile of contracts and documents into a navigable knowledge graph — local-first, so your data stays on your machine by default, but synchronized across web and desktop when you need it. Search is evidence-grounded: answers point back to the exact passage they came from, not just a plausible-sounding summary. Contracts are analyzed automatically, and relationships between documents, parties, and clauses are visualized as an explorable graph, similar in spirit to tools like Obsidian — but built specifically for document and contract intelligence rather than general note-taking.

Client layer                 Backend layer                Quality layer
─────────────                ──────────────                ─────────────
docsgraph            ──────▶  docsgraph-server      ◀────  docsgraph-eval
(web + desktop UI,             (self-hostable sync,          (benchmarks OCR,
 local-first model,            OCR, indexing,                 retrieval, graph
 graph view, search,           permissions, workflows,        quality, and sync
 contract analysis)            audit logs)                    consistency)

• docsgraph is what a user opens — a local-first client (web and desktop) where documents live, get analyzed, and get explored through search and the knowledge graph. It works offline and syncs when connected.
• docsgraph-server is the self-hostable backend organizations run to enable sync, collaboration, permissions, and heavier processing (OCR, indexing) across a team, without giving up control of where data lives.
• docsgraph-eval keeps the other two honest — it's a standalone benchmark suite that measures whether extraction, search, and graph generation are actually accurate, and whether sync stays consistent when clients go offline and reconnect.

• New to the project? Start with the main docsgraph repo to understand the local-first document model and graph view.
• Running docsgraph for a team or organization? See docsgraph-server for self-hosting, sync, and permissions setup.
• Working on extraction, search, or graph quality? docsgraph-eval has the benchmarks and test suites used to validate changes.

We welcome contributions across all repositories — document processors, search improvements, graph-visualization features, connectors to external systems, and documentation. See each repository's CONTRIBUTING.md for specifics, or the shared guidelines in this organization's .github repo.