https://arivu.app/tags/documentation/ Recent content in Documentation on Arivu Hugo en-us Sat, 11 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://arivu.app/chronicle/the-website-caught-up/ Sat, 11 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://arivu.app/chronicle/the-website-caught-up/ <p>The Arivu website now looks and speaks like the application it documents.</p> <p>The previous site belonged to an earlier moment. Its sharp brutalist presentation and bookmark-first language were useful historical markers, but they no longer represented a product centered on connected knowledge. The site has now caught up without erasing that history.</p> <h2 id="one-visual-language">One visual language</h2> <p>The website uses the same light-only direction as the application: warm sand, white surfaces, coral emphasis, neutral ink, editorial headings, open lists, dashed rules, and compact controls. Typography has been rebuilt for longer reading, with consistent line spacing and a narrower article measure across guides, Blog, and Chronicle.</p> https://arivu.app/chronicle/open-source-self-hosting/ Fri, 20 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://arivu.app/chronicle/open-source-self-hosting/ <p><strong>Historical note, July 2026:</strong> This post describes the first open-source self-hosting setup. Arivu has since been rebuilt as a Go application with embedded frontend assets and SQLite persistence, and AI provider configuration is optional rather than required for the core workflow. See <a href="https://arivu.app/chronicle/simpler-self-hosting-go-rewrite/">Arivu Is Simpler to Self-Host Now</a> and the current <a href="https://arivu.app/documentation/self-hosting-arivu/">self-hosting guide</a> for the supported deployment model.</p> <p>Arivu is open source. The entire application - backend, frontend, browser extension - is now available on GitHub under the MIT license. You can read the code, run it on your own server, and contribute back.</p>