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dd-memo

v0.2.0

Published

AI-powered Due Diligence memo generator — CLI that runs the DD Memo web app locally

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Maintainers

wmangowmango

Keywords

dddue-diligencememoaiinvestmentcli

Readme

dd-memo

AI-powered Due Diligence memo generator. Upload project documents → get structured knowledge base + DD memo with quality scores.

Install

npm install -g dd-memo

Requires Node.js ≥ 20.

dd-memo: command not found after install?

The npm global bin dir isn't on your $PATH. One-liner fix (zsh):

echo "export PATH=\"$(npm config get prefix)/bin:\$PATH\"" >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc
dd-memo --version

Use ~/.bashrc instead if you're on bash. If that doesn't help, confirm the binary exists:

ls "$(npm config get prefix)/bin/" | grep dd-memo

Usage

# Start the server and open the browser
dd-memo

# Custom port
dd-memo --port 8080

# Don't open browser (headless / SSH)
dd-memo --no-open

# Show version
dd-memo --version

# Help
dd-memo --help

First-time setup

  1. Run dd-memo
  2. Browser opens to http://localhost:3456
  3. Go to Settings page → paste your Anthropic API key
  4. Create a project, drag documents in, click Generate Report

Data location

  • Projects: ~/dd-projects/{name}/
  • Settings: ~/dd-projects/.dd-app/settings.json

Your data stays on your machine. Nothing is uploaded anywhere except the LLM API calls you trigger.

Stop the server

Ctrl+C in the terminal.

Repository

https://github.com/MiniBotFactory/dd-demo-app