MCP Server Security Model
Trust boundaries, permissions and tool-call risks.
A knowledge tool that keeps your files yours
Scattered HTML files, finally a home.
HTMlore gathers the HTML files spread across your disk into one place — a reader and a knowledge base at the same time. AI keeps extending, iterating and settling what you learn, and a free static host turns any note into a shareable page that builds your personal brand.
- 01 Reader & Library One library for every HTML file
- 02 The Learning Flywheel AI extends, iterates, settles
- 03 Publish & Brand Free static hosting, instant share
01
Reader + Knowledge base
Every HTML file you saved, in one place you can actually read.
HTML files pile up everywhere — exported articles, AI answers saved to disk, old reports, single-page apps. HTMlore imports them into one library, reads them in a clean card workspace, and organizes them with collections, tags, favorites and search. It is a reader and a knowledge base in the same window.
Files stay portable. Notes remain real HTML on disk — inspect, copy, back up, or serve them with ordinary web tools. Nothing locked in a database.
Organize without friction. Collections, multi-select tags with AND/OR, favorites, archive, sort and full-text search keep a growing library navigable.
Read, don't dig. Open any note full-screen, view the original file, copy or share its link — the reading view is the workspace.
Notes on Editorial Layout
Grids, rhythm and hierarchy for dense reading.
Single-container Deployment
One service, persistent data, simple backup.
Prompting Patterns I Reuse
A living page, extended after every session.
02
The learning flywheel
Knowledge that compounds: AI extends it, iterates it, settles it.
A note isn't a dead file. Ask AI over your own library and the answer becomes a new HTML note. Revisit it, refine it, and the page deepens. Each turn feeds the next — extend, iterate, settle — until scattered reading becomes a personal body of knowledge that quietly compounds over time.
Grounded in your library. The AI layer works over notes you choose as context — answers stay tied to what you've actually collected.
Output is a note, not a chat bubble. Generated HTML lands back in the library, ready to read, tag, and grow.
Credentials stay server-side. Model keys live in the backend, never baked into the static frontend.
Capture
Save an HTML note — an article, an idea, an AI answer — into your library.
Extend
Ask AI across your library; the reply comes back as a new note.
Iterate
Revisit and refine it; the page deepens with every pass.
Settle
It settles into your library — tagged, searchable, and reusable.
↻ Repeat — scattered reading compounds into your own knowledge
03
Publish & personal brand
A free static host for your HTML — share in a click, build a name.
Any note can become a public page. HTMlore builds a static site from your content — host it for free on Pages-style infrastructure, send a link, and your work is online. No build pipeline, no server bill. Over time your published notes become a body of work — the quiet foundation of a personal brand.
Static by design. Build a read-only site from existing content and metadata, then serve it anywhere static files live.
Free to host, instant to share. No subscription to publish — copy a link and your page is live for anyone.
Installable as a PWA. A manifest and service worker make the workspace feel like an app on any device.
Reads like a page
Polished, fast, mobile-ready HTML — not a database export.
Share in one link
Copy and send. The recipient just opens a URL.
Free hosting
Static output runs on free Pages-style hosts.
Build a brand
A growing set of published notes becomes your portfolio.
In the box
Built like an operations workbench, not a toy.
Import & storage
Upload HTML into generated or imported libraries, raw content kept outside Git.
Browse & filter
Collections, tags, favorites, archive, search, sort, and AND/OR tag filters.
Reader workflow
Full HTML reading, original-file access, copy/share, metadata editing, archive & restore.
AI-ready sidebar
Contextual Q&A and note generation grounded in manually selected files.
Self-hosted & multi-user
Built-in login, HttpOnly sessions, per-user notebooks, documented security boundary.
Deploy anywhere
One Docker service, a static build mode, and a PWA — pick what fits.
Two minutes to running
Your data, your machine.
Run the full notebook in a single Docker container on a laptop, NAS, LAN box or private VPS. Or build a static site for free public hosting. The files never leave your control.
git clone https://github.com/JMoCoder/html_lore.git
cd html_lore
docker compose up -d --build
# open http://localhost:8080