I made a repo, mostly so I could easily set this up on new machines. Basically, it’s a self-hosted offline private version of Grammarly.

Go forth, and use good grammar! 🔮

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      Looks like it is an actual LanguageTool server so it uses all the clients from them. They have tons of integrations that help a lot.

      Source: using 3 languages every day while one of them I’m still shit and need this tool to not look like an idiot with no grammar

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      That looks like a rad project with lots of thought and effort put into it. The author created a Gjs app to host LanguageTool inside which makes it much more user-friendly for people that don’t have docker.

      I took a much lazier approach by using docker and not really writing any code.

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    It seems to be some kind of AI that polishes your writing style, helps change tone of the text etc.

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    Kind of offtopic: Can we call something offline if you need a server to run it?

    Sure, you could run it on your own PC and that’s it, but I don’t think that method fit well with this community

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      Kind of offtopic: Can we call something offline if you need a server to run it?

      Sure, you could run it on your own PC and that’s it, but I don’t think that method fit well with this community

      Er… maybe I am misunderstanding your post but this community is literally built around hosting your own local infrastructure.

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      Yes, you absolutely could do that. You can run it locally and access it on localhost:8010

      Also, even if you have it on a server on the LAN, many people would consider LAN “offline”.