Rust · 0.1.0

A home for your memos

Write, find, share and run memos. Documentation for the Rust distribution, version 0.1.0.

Choose your starting point

Already have an account? Open the workspace and start with your first memo. If you operate your own server and have source access, use Getting started, then review security and backups.

What these docs describe

This distribution runs a Rust backend and a React web interface. Its source repository is private, and the hosted workspace currently requires an existing account. A public website does not provide source access or promise downloadable release artifacts. Examples use your own local instance or an example domain.

Source and scope

The guides are original writing checked against this distribution's source. The API reference includes every REST operation in its generated application contract, plus request and response schemas. Upstream Memos documentation is linked as additional context; upstream versions, release images and build instructions do not define this distribution. See attribution.

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DeploymentChoose a deployment method, preserve your data, and verify a working instance before exposing it to the network.ConfigurationUnderstand which settings belong to process startup, instance administration or your own account, then change one layer at a time.AdministrationManage users and instance-wide policies while keeping account access, space membership and memo visibility distinct.Everyday useWrite a first memo, find it again, add files and choose who can read it. Then use spaces and views as your collection grows.WorkflowsTurn everyday notes into a lightweight daily log, a review queue or a connected collection of ideas.IntegrationsConnect a script, MCP client or event receiver with a clear authentication model and a testable data flow.OperationsKeep a known deployment, recoverable data and a practical incident checklist. Health checks are only one part of operating the service.DevelopmentSet up the Rust and React development loop, find the code for your change, run the relevant checks and build a real release artifact.API referenceThe complete REST contract for this Rust distribution. 92 operations, 119 schemas, one current version.