Installation and release distribution
Production channel
The supported release source is mundusx/releases: opengpu-prod. The website must use the explicit production channel rather than GitHub's latest release, which can select a platform-specific or unrelated release.
Release 0.2.23 includes Windows x86_64, Linux x86_64, Linux ARM64, and Apple Silicon macOS. See the installation guide for user-facing commands.
Website sources
The checked-in scripts target the 0.2.23 binaries. The POSIX bootstrap additionally adds progress feedback and defaults to contributor-only installation. Use --with-chat-connector only to install the separate Chat connector. When promoting a new release, sync them from the verified production assets and update the platform guides together. Do not reimplement runtime detection in the website.
The generated /install/ and /public/install/ pages share production commands through their install manifests. Platform guides are published under /docs/. Older /public/docs/ URLs redirect to their matching canonical guides. Installer scripts are mirrored under /public/; the default commands download scripts directly from the production release.
Platform behavior
- Windows: PowerShell can select contributor-only setup and disable tray auto-start. Explicit direct connections skip managed GPU runtime downloads.
- Linux: binaries support x86_64 and ARM64. Automatic managed vLLM provisioning applies to detected GB10/GX10 machines. Direct connections skip that preparation.
- macOS: Apple Silicon uses the shell bootstrap and managed MLX. No MundusX
.pkgis needed; missing Python can still require an official Python package and local administrator authentication.
The bootstrap verifies release checksums and requires signed manifest artifacts. Never use unsigned-preview overrides for production. Keep CLI, agent, and runtime assets from the same release. Do not claim a node is ready until local runtime/model verification and contributor onboarding succeed.
Local development only
Build and preview the website with npm run build:docs-site and npm run serve:docs-site. A local release fixture is optional and must be served separately. This website repository does not provide a release builder or contributor binaries.
For an explicitly prepared local fixture:
RELEASE_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8788/releases/latest/download bash install.sh
.\install.ps1 -ReleaseBaseUrl http://127.0.0.1:8788/releases/latest/download
Unsigned local fixtures may need -AllowUnsignedLocalPreview; never put that flag into public installation commands. Run npm run test:docs-site to verify the generated routes, production channel, and OS guide links before publication.