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Thoth Terminal

Keep the thread of your research. Sources, data, notes, and conclusions belong together.

SourcesEvidenceResearchBriefings
01Why it exists

A workspace you can return to.

Research builds over time: a document leads to a question, a dataset changes a view, and a note becomes part of a report. Thoth keeps that work connected. Your installation stores it in your own database and object store; you choose the sources, models, and services it connects to.

01Bring your sources

RSS, public web sources, filings, browser-backed lists, documents, and manual capture.

02Follow the evidence

Connect observations, datasets, notes, and theses to their sources. Develop reports alongside the questions still open.

03Use your models

Run local models or bring provider keys. The system does not depend on one model vendor.

04Continue with agents

Desktop, web, and MCP tools share your research objects. Publish selected report versions when you choose.

Availability

The final beta is available.

Version 0.3.1-beta.1 is a source release for a fresh installation. It includes the application, required Rust crate, and setup instructions. You need Python, Rust/Cargo, and PostgreSQL. A prebuilt installer is not included.

Get the final beta
  1. 1
    Install from source

    Follow the repository’s installation guide to build and run it locally.

  2. 2
    Pick what you follow

    Start with public feeds, filings, documents, or a blank workspace.

  3. 3
    Run a source check

    Thoth shows what connected, what needs credentials, and what stays optional.