Motehold is a small Rust web application for private channels, note history, images, and bounded Markdown attachments. It is intended for localhost or a trusted private network, not direct public-internet exposure.
Motehold owns its SQLite database, attachments, sessions, backup, and recovery. It can run with local password authentication alone. An optional dogfood-alpha OIDC path can use LinuxMice Identity or another compatible provider while retaining an independent local break-glass login.
The current OIDC session proves organization login but does not yet implement per-user roles or action attribution. Motehold remains usable without LinuxMice, and its minimal component-status endpoint exposes no notes, attachments, paths, credentials, or identity endpoints.