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+# **🇬🇧 DOXA-CLI PROJECT**
+
+##### **🇨🇿 [Czech Version](About_CZ.md)**
+
+#### **Technical and architectural manifesto of a minimalist terminal-based note-taking application**
+
+**Project goal:** To create a companion to the web-based [DOXA Notes](https://doxa-notes.org/), bringing the exact same philosophy into the focused environment of the command line. Built with the Go language, DOXA-CLI operates entirely locally, utilizing the identical open JSON data standard without relying on external clouds or complex frameworks.
+
+## **1\. TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE**
+
+To maintain maximum speed, raw performance, and absolute minimalism, DOXA-CLI is built on solid foundations:  
+Language: Pure Go (Golang) ensuring native compilation, high execution speed, and zero heavy runtime dependencies.  
+Interface: Terminal User Interface (CLI) designed to keep the mind free from graphical clutter and focused purely on text.  
+Data layer: Fully compatible JSON format shared with the web version. Notes contain unique timestamps, identifiers, content, tags.
+
+## **2\. DATA FORMAT STRUCTURE (JSON)**
+
+Ensuring seamless interoperability with the web version, DOXA-CLI reads and writes data using the standard shared schema:
+
+JSON  
+\[  
+  {  
+    "id":   
+    "name": " ",  
+    "content": " ",  
+    "tags": \[  
+      " "  
+    \],  
+    "folder": " ", // unused/empty  
+    "created\_at": " ",  
+    "modified\_at": " "  
+  }  
+\]
+
+## **3\. LOCAL EXECUTION & PHILOSOPHY**
+
+**Architecture (Purely local execution)**  
+**Technical storage solution** \- Data resides directly on your local disk in a standardized JSON file (doxa\_notes.json), giving you absolute control with zero network latency.  
+**Security aspect** \- Total self-reliance. Your thoughts remain entirely on your machine.
+
+## **License**
+
+The application is open-source and licensed under the MIT license.  
+\--  
+"The terminal asks for nothing, distracts by nothing, and offers total control. Bring order to your thoughts through pure code." — Stoic reference from Kankys
+