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You can spin up a fully operational Corgtex instance with sample data in a few minutes using Docker Compose. This includes the Next.js web application, the background worker, and a PostgreSQL database.
1

Clone the repository

First, clone the Corgtex codebase to your local machine and navigate into the directory.
git clone https://github.com/corgtex/corgtex.git
cd corgtex
2

Start the stack

We use Docker Compose to run the local PostgreSQL instance, the web application, and the worker process all at once.
docker compose -f docker-compose.selfhost.yml up -d
This command pulls down the necessary images, applies all database migrations, and provisions an initial example workspace.
3

Access your workspace

Visit your newly deployed instance in the browser:http://localhost:3000You can log in using the default admin credentials specified in your docker-compose.selfhost.yml file.

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Next Steps

Now that your Corgtex instance is running, you can explore the three pillars of the platform:

Connect Data

Upload your first documents to empower the Organization Brain.

Define Circles

Map out your organization’s circles and role assignments.

View AI Costs

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