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docx
Extract text from Microsoft Word documents
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Synthadoc
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S Y N T H A D O C
Community Edition v1.3.5
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Domain-agnostic LLM wiki engine
Document version: v1.3.5
Engineered for solo users and enterprises alike, providing a domain-specific knowledge base that scales seamlessly while maintaining accuracy through autonomous self-optimization.
Built for individuals, small teams, and large organizations who need a knowledge base that stays accurate as documents accumulate.
Synthadoc reads your raw source documents — PDFs, spreadsheets, PPTs, web pages, images, videos, Word files, TXTs, and AI session transcripts (.jsonl) — and uses an LLM to synthesize them into a persistent, structured wiki. Cross-references are built automatically, contradictions are detected and surfaced, orphan pages are flagged, and every answer cites its sources. Outputs are stored as local Markdown files, ensuring seamless integration and autonomous management within Obsidian or any wiki-compliant ecosystem.
Table of Contents
- Who Is It For?
- Inspiration and Vision
- Problems Addressed
- Why Synthadoc?
- Architecture
- What's Included
- Installation
- Quick-Start Guide
- Creating Your Own Wiki
- Configuration
- Command Reference by Use Case
- Administrative Reference
- Understanding Logs and the Audit Trail
- Customization
- Links
Who Is It For?
Synthadoc scales from a single researcher to a company-wide knowledge platform:
| Team size | Typical use case |
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| Solo / 1–2 people | Personal research wiki, freelance knowledge base, indie hacker documentation - run it free on Gemini Flash or a local Ollama model with zero ongoing cost |
| Small team (3–20) | Centralized internal knowledge base for startups and departments that aggregates diverse individual data sources into a unified, high-integrity wiki. The system automatically resolves contradictions and scales autonomously, ensuring organizational intelligence grows in tandem with your team |
| **Medium / enter |
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