Overview
What Alexandria is, what it handles, and what it deliberately does not do.
Documentation
What Alexandria is, how it is put together, how to install it, and how to use it.
Alexandria is a single-user personal library. It indexes the media and documents already on your disk, records what it finds, and gives you one place to browse, play, read, edit, and organise all of it — without re-encoding, duplicating, or relocating a single file.
These pages introduce the project and point at the detailed specifications that live in its code repositories.
Architecture
One Rust core, two transports, and one desktop application — and how a file travels through them.
Installation
Install the desktop application, or build the whole project from source.
Usage
From an empty catalog to a library you actually use.
Repositories
Where the code and the specifications actually live.