Document Workflow 0.14.5 — early public release

First public release of Document Workflow for OpenCloud: PDF Inbox, local OCR, AI-assisted review, fields, tags and automatic filing.

Install

Download document-workflow-0.14.5-install.tar.gz and SHA256SUMS, verify the download, extract the kit and run ./install.sh install on the Docker host. Read QUICK_INSTALL.md first. The native .zip is the store/frontend package only: processing requires the matching companion. The kit builds Node, SQLite, Poppler and Tesseract inside its container; AI models are configured separately. Traefik automation and an external-proxy option for Caddy/others are documented.

Validation

Hosted CI passed: 223 UI/domain tests, 157 companion tests and 11 installer tests, type checks, both builds and all packages. The matching Docker image also built successfully and passed its companion/installer tests and bundled PDF/OCR tool checks without network access. Package manifests and local checksums pass. Private configuration, credentials, deployment history and real documents are excluded. License notices and a dependency inventory are included.

Follow-up acceptance (2026-10-31): fresh installation and restoration passed with an empty first-run journal, preservation of all 24 historical tables, restored PDF preview/file verification, and repeat installation without service restarts. All 157 companion and 11 installer tests also passed in the exact installed image. A new live UI upload/inference/filing cycle was not rerun in this pass.

Early-release scope

Targets OpenCloud 9 / Web SDK 8.2.1. The exact published kit has now passed fresh installation and verified restoration on OpenCloud 9, Linux/amd64 and Traefik. Existing live AI acceptance focuses on local Ollama; arm64, live cloud providers and a broader proxy/server matrix remain unverified. PDFs only; Japanese-era dates remain held for review. Only verified byte-identical duplicates qualify for recoverable Trash. Start with Review first.

OpenCloud catalogue entry and PR materials are prepared in submission/; no upstream submission or approval is implied.