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doubling-compound

v1.0.0

Published

AI-first local-data platform. Your data lives on your local disk, syncs via Firestore, and is always directly accessible to AI tools — never locked behind an API.

Readme

Doubling Compound

AI-first local-data platform. Your data lives on your local disk, syncs via Firestore, and is always directly accessible to AI tools — never locked behind an API.

Architecture

  • Web app — Vanilla HTML/JS SPA on Firebase Hosting
  • Database — Cloud Firestore with org-scoped security rules
  • Auth — Firebase Authentication (email/password, Google)
  • Sync daemon — Node.js bidirectional sync between Firestore and local filesystem

Environments

| Environment | Firebase Project | Deployed via | |---|---|---| | Sandbox | doubling-compound-sandbox | Manual (firebase deploy --project doubling-compound-sandbox) | | Dev | doubling-compound-dev | Push to main | | Prod | doubling-compound-prod | GitHub Release |

Getting started

# Install dependencies (sync daemon)
cd sync && npm install

# Install root devDependencies — also wires up the gitleaks pre-commit hook
cd .. && npm install

# Install gitleaks locally so the pre-commit hook can run
brew install gitleaks   # or see https://github.com/gitleaks/gitleaks#installing

# Deploy to sandbox
firebase deploy --project doubling-compound-sandbox

# Switch environments
firebase use sandbox
firebase use dev
firebase use prod

Releasing to production

gh release create v0.x.0 --title "v0.x.0" --notes "Release notes here"

Project structure

Reference/Groceries/   Web app (Firebase Hosting)
sync/                  Firestore <-> local filesystem sync daemon
firestore.rules        Firestore security rules
firebase.json          Firebase configuration
.firebaserc            Environment aliases
.github/workflows/     CI/CD (GitHub Actions)