Snap name: lexbox Interface: removable-media, process-control, system-observe, hardware-observe, log-observe Reason:
LexBox is an edge-computing document processing appliance for legal offices. It requires:
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removable-media: Access network shares mounted at /mnt/ and /media/.
- Lawyers scan documents to network shares (e.g., //office-nas/LexBox → /mnt/LexBox)
- Core functionality - cannot work without this
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process-control: Monitor Ollama LLM daemon health
- Need to detect if Ollama crashes and restart it
- Essential for appliance reliability
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system-observe + hardware-observe: Resource monitoring for observability
- Track CPU/RAM usage for performance troubleshooting
- Send telemetry to customer’s APM platform
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log-observe: View service logs via
lexbox logsCLI- Customers need to troubleshoot without SSH access
- Part of appliance management interface
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home: Allow reading documents from user home directories (optional fallback)
Target users are legal professionals with zero Linux knowledge. Manual snap connections break the “appliance” experience.
Store listing: Install LexBox - Privacy-First Document AI on Linux | Snap Store