Arke Terminal
AI document search for legal teams. Privilege-safe, on-premise.
Cloud AI breaks attorney-client privilege (United States v. Heppner, Hamid v SSHD). Arke runs on your server. Your documents never leave your network.
Hybrid search (semantic + keyword) over your documents. Ask questions, get answers with source references. Click a source to open it in your default application.
Quick start (Docker)
docker compose up --build
Opens dashboard at localhost:8000. Pulls models automatically on first run.
Quick start (local)
Requires Python 3.12+, Postgres with pgvector, and Ollama.
pip install arke-terminal
cp .env.example .env # fill in DATABASE_URL and DATA_PATH
arke ingest ./your-documents
arke serve
CLI
arke ingest <path> # index documents
arke ask "query" # search from terminal
arke serve # start dashboard + API
arke sweep <fast|medium|thorough> -l 30 # run eval benchmark
Library
from arke import Arke, Config
cfg = Config(database_url="postgresql://...", data_path="./docs")
async with Arke(cfg) as engine:
await engine.ingest("./docs")
result = await engine.ask("What are the termination clauses?")
print(result.answer)
for hit in result.hits:
print(hit.chunk.source, hit.similarity)
Input formats
Plain text (.txt) — loaded directly, source = relative path from root.
JSONL — one document per line:
{"content": "...", "source": "optional", "created_at": "2026-04-01T12:00:00Z", "metadata": {}}
Only content is required.
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