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Would love this self-hosted.

The license says "All content that resides under any "ee/" directory of this repository, if such directories exists, are licensed under the license defined in "ee/LICENSE".", but there's no folder named ee? What is this referring to?

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We haven't done any ee features yet, which is why we stuck that "if such directories exists" line in there. We're following the playbook from some other OSS companies such as PostHog and Cal.com. Features that will go in ee (off the top of my head) are the teams and billing features of our hosted option.

We'll be working on self-hosting instructions soon as well :)

A little while back, I was working with a startup that built an AI note taking app. They offered several integrations for their customers, and at the time I wished that there was a Zapier alternative that allowed for a multi-tenant approach (i.e. build a pipeline that each customer could independently hook into with their own external accounts).

I haven't had a chance to go through your site yet, but that would be a killer feature to have.

Indeed we've had a few people who've requested this type of thing (they want to make requests authenticated as their customers, not as theirselves). Currently we only support making requests as yourself (e.g. post into your own slack channel), but our architecture will support making requests as your customers, and something we are very interested in doing eventually

When you look at self-hosting instructions then it would be great if it would be one that does not require Docker in your stack. Installation shell script would be even better.

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