SuiVision

Project Overview

SuiVision is a local-first desktop tool for searching video resource links, aimed primarily at Windows and macOS. It first recognizes and expands the media entity behind your keywords, then searches several public disk-search sources concurrently and groups the results by confidence with ranking reasons, so you can judge which link is worth opening.

Type a title and gather results from several public search sources in one place.

Key Features

• Search workbench: a main keyword box with source selection, disk-type filter and exact-match option
• Entity recognition and expansion: normalizes mixed keywords into more accurate media search terms before searching
• Four-layer source pool: public page sources, CMS sources, indexers and local rule plugins, each toggled separately
• Concurrent search: searches several sources at once, and one failing source does not block the others
• Source coverage panel: shows returned counts, failures and disabled sources by pool type
• Grouped results: splits results into high-confidence, possible and low-confidence groups with ranking reasons
• Result details: actions to resolve, copy and open the target link
• Local sign-in: caches only the username, display name and login time on this machine, never the password or a token
• Settings: configure self-hosted search endpoints, content-source endpoints and an optional media metadata API key

Target Audience

• Users who often look for video disk resources
• Users who want to compare results across several public search sources
• Users who prefer local tools and do not want their data uploaded

Quick Start

1. Download and install the package for your system from Releases
2. Open the app and type a title, actor or genre in the main keyword box
3. Pick sources, disk type and exact matching as needed, then start the search
4. Check the coverage panel to see which sources returned results and which failed
5. Pick a target in the grouped results and open its details to copy or open the link
6. To enrich media candidates, enter your own metadata API key in settings

Core Advantages

• Local first: no private server connection, and no accounts, cookies or private tokens stored
• Transparent sources: returned, failed and disabled sources are separated so search quality is visible
• Finds links without touching content: only discovery, indexing and opening links, with no downloads or access-control bypass
• Extensible: local rule plugins and multi-source configuration let you adjust the search scope yourself

System Requirements

Item	Requirement
OS	Windows, macOS
UI framework	A Tauri desktop app with no extra runtime needed

Notes

• Search quality depends on external public sites, so network blocking, anti-crawling rules or page changes can affect results
• Built-in public page sources only search, parse and hand off links, and provide no download capability
• Local sign-in stores no password or token; signing out is the way to clear the cache
• The media metadata API key is optional, and local rules and resource sources still work without it