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adopters see themselves first; drop artificial "Home user" identity segregation The list opened with **Home user** (least likely PyPI/GitHub discoverer) and buried the technical roles most likely to reach peekdocs through Python-packaging channels at positions #10–12 (AI/ML engineer, Engineer, Developer / programmer). A first-time visitor arriving from a GitHub search for "python document search cli" scrolled past four non-technical bullets before seeing themselves. Also, having **Home user** as one bullet among "Office worker / Developer / Sysadmin" implicitly framed the other 12 bullets as NOT home users — contradicting the "entirely on your own computer" opening. peekdocs is local-only; every user IS a home user. **Reordered** so tech-heavy adopters land at the top: 1. Developer / programmer (was #12) 2. Sysadmin (was #6) 3. AI/ML engineer (was #10) 4. IT consultant (was #4, expanded) 5. Data researcher (was #9) 6. Engineer (was #11) 7. Documentation team (was #7) 8. Auditor or review (was #5) 9. Researcher (was #8) 10. Small business owner (was #3, absorbed the Home-user tax-search scenario as a "Personal side" note) 11. Office worker (was #2) **Dropped two bullets:** - **Home user** — the "everybody is a home user" framing now lives in the section's opening paragraph ("entirely on your own computer"), applying to every bullet rather than being one bullet's identity. The tax-search scenario is folded into Small business owner as a "Personal side" note so no concrete example is lost. - **Email archives** — was a file type, not a role. Odd one out in a role-shaped list. Already covered by the intro's file-type enumeration (Word, PDF, Excel, email, scanned documents, archives, and 100+ more). **Enhanced two one-liners:** - **Sysadmin** was "Search 20 GB of log files for a request ID across mixed archives." Added the `.gz`/`.bz2`/`.zip`/`.tar` detail (read natively without unpacking) and the --watch NDJSON streaming detail for pipeline integration. - **IT consultant** was "Search a folder of client documents for a set of terms." Added the standalone-binary-on-USB workflow (--output-dir back to the USB, --no-index for zero artifacts) and a cross-link to the Portable / consulting use section added earlier this session (fc9fd98). All other bullets keep their descriptions verbatim — only their position in the list changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"Preparing the USB — one-time setup" walkthrough + two new
gotchas (Windows Group Policy, Tesseract not bundled)
The prior "Setup — done once" paragraph was a one-liner —
"grab the binaries and drop them onto the USB." Too thin for
consultants first attempting the workflow, and left several
practical questions unanswered:
- Which binaries + what sizes?
- Do I need Python on the USB too? (No — the standalone
binaries ARE Python + deps + peekdocs; this is now stated
explicitly to head off the question.)
- How do I verify what I downloaded is what shipped?
- What USB folder structure is sane?
- Should I unzip .app bundles now or at the client?
- What do I do BEFORE the engagement to catch issues?
**Section retitled and expanded — "Preparing the USB — one-time
setup":**
- Opens with "You do not carry Python on the USB and you do
not install Python on the client machine." — direct answer
to the recurring "do I also need a portable-Python
distribution?" question, before it gets asked.
- Six-binary + checksums-file listing with per-file sizes
(78 MB Windows CLI, 103 MB macOS CLI zip, 114 MB Linux
CLI, 78 MB Windows GUI, 200 MB macOS GUI zip, 114 MB
Linux GUI, 530 B SHA256SUMS).
- CLI-vs-GUI decision guidance (preserved from prior edit).
- SHA-256 verification step — one-liner for macOS/Linux
(shasum -a 256 -c peekdocs_SHA256SUMS.txt), PowerShell
equivalent for Windows (Get-FileHash + manual compare).
- macOS .app pre-unzip guidance with the ExFAT-doesn't-
preserve-xattrs rationale for why quarantine flag often
doesn't survive the copy.
- Recommended USB folder structure (windows/ macos/ linux/
subdirs + checksums + peekdocs_reports/ output target +
scripts/ wrapper directory).
- --check verification step (preserved from prior edit).
- Rehearsal step — "run the actual command on a scratch
folder matching the client's OS before you're on the
clock." Catches paths-with-spaces and aggressive-SmartScreen
surprises early.
**"Four gotchas" → "Six gotchas" — new #5 and #6:**
- **#5 Corporate Windows execution restrictions.** Group
Policy and Windows Defender Controlled Folder Access can
block .exe launches from removable drives. Verify with
client IT before assuming the workflow works; fallback
options named (temporary whitelist / pipx-install on
client / launch from a Group-Policy-permitted directory).
- **#6 Tesseract for OCR is NOT bundled.** The standalone
binaries carry Python + Python dependencies only. If OCR
of scanned PDFs or image files is in scope: install
Tesseract on the client (footprint, may need admin),
pre-OCR docs on own machine before the engagement (produce
searchable copies), or scope OCR out. Cross-links
peekdocs --check as the on-site diagnostic that reports
Tesseract's presence.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Docs-only bump for the Portable / consulting use section expansions in 788487c (GUI variants coverage in Gotcha 4) and 6b3b57c (Preparing the USB one-time setup walkthrough + new gotchas #5 Windows Group Policy and #6 Tesseract not bundled). No code changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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9c091bbupdate error wording (#2467)1044a6dgetting ready for checkout v7 release (#2464)f028218Bump the minor-npm-dependencies group across 1 directory with 3 updates (#2462)d914b26upgrade module to esm and update dependencies (#2463)537c7efBump@actions/coreand@actions/tool-cacheand Remove uuid (#2459)130a169Bump js-yaml from 4.1.0 to 4.2.0 (#2461)7d09575Bump flatted from 3.3.1 to 3.4.2 (#2460)0f9f3aaBump actions/publish-immutable-action (#2458)f9e715ablock checking out fork pr for pull_request_target and workflow_run (#2454)df4cb1cUpdate changelog for v6.0.3 (#2446)