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PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Text, Images
Server-side folder scan
for network drives / mapped paths
Use this if your files live on a network share or mapped drive that the server can reach directly
Enable folder upload in Chrome
Chrome blocks folder selection on http://localhost. Run generate_cert.py once to create a local SSL certificate, then restart the server. Chrome will allow folder uploads on https://localhost:8400.
venv\Scripts\python.exe generate_cert.py
Google Drive — direct download URLs
paste share links
Paste Google Drive direct download URLs, one per line. Use File → Share → Copy link, then convert to direct download format.
How to get a direct download URL:
1. Right-click file in Google Drive → "Get link" → "Anyone with the link"
2. Copy the link (looks like: drive.google.com/file/d/FILE_ID/view)
3. Change to: drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=FILE_ID
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Entity vault
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Run PII processing to populate vault
Docs to chunk
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Vectors in ChromaDB
Step 1 — Semantic Chunking
Splits obfuscated pages into parent (800 tok) + child (200 tok) chunks
Step 2 — Embedding
Sends child chunks to embedding provider → stores vectors in ChromaDB
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Ctrl+Enter to submit  ·  Exhaustive: casts a wider net, finds more docs, slower
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Document Search vs Ask a Question:
Ask a Question uses AI to synthesise a legal answer — it finds the most semantically relevant chunks and cites them in context.
Document Search does a fast keyword scan — it finds every document containing the search terms, like Windows Search or Ctrl+F across all files. No AI involved. Use this when you need a complete list of all documents mentioning a specific district, docket number, or legal term.
Enter a search term to find documents
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