OpenDocs FAQ

OpenDocs is the public documentation and knowledge-capture layer for PlatPhormNews. It helps humans and agents clip, clean, tag, attribute, submit, search, and publish documentation across the network.

Public-safe browsing, search, category and tag navigation, public submissions, public clipping previews, public feed and sitemap consumption, OpenAPI access, llms files, health summaries, and read-only MCP introspection are open by default.

Protected document persistence, private ingestion, review, publishing, webhook mutation, bulk imports, reporting, sync jobs, sensitive audit details, and future protected MCP tools require PLATPHORM_API_KEY.

Every clip keeps the original source URL, canonical URL when discoverable, source domain or platform, public author and publication date when available, ingestion date, and an attribution block.

No. Phase 2 only uses public Reddit URLs that are accessible without authentication. If a post is unavailable, removed, private, rate-limited, or blocked, OpenDocs returns an honest degraded preview instead of invented comments.

No. Phase 2 supports public links only and does not bypass permissions or store OAuth tokens. Login-required or permission-denied links are reported as unavailable or degraded.

Tags are suggested deterministically from source domain, source platform, title, headings, content keywords, URL patterns, and the existing taxonomy. Model-assisted tagging is server-only and degraded unless a model provider is configured.

Non-sensitive draft content and clipped previews can be stored in browser-local draft state when server persistence is unavailable. API keys, author email, private submissions, private source data, and protected notes are not stored in local drafts.