Installation and first use
Bring your runtime into view.
Prepare the desktop, choose a project and connect an AOTX gateway.
Version 0.1.0 / Public early release
PRISM is publicly available from its GitHub repository. Build this early version from source or prepare a local Linux package using the installation guide.
01 / Prepare a Linux desktop
The desktop target is Linux x86-64 with a graphical session, desktop libraries and a working Chromium sandbox. Supplied packages include Electron and do not require Node.js. Installation uses Python 3.12 or later.
Source builds require Node.js 22.16 or later, npm and Python 3.12 or later. The manual provides the build, verification, upgrade and removal procedures.
Supported platform and backend → Installation guide →
02 / Choose the connection
Connect an existing gateway over HTTPS, or through a separately configured loopback tunnel. PRISM can also start a trusted local AOTX installation and supervise its processes.
AOTX executables, models and gateway dependencies are separate installations. PRISM does not download them. An external gateway can run inference on another machine.
03 / Start a conversation
Select a project folder for local history. Connect the gateway, choose an advertised model and create a conversation. Review its name and instructions before sending your first message.
For shared CCIR work, register the participant and select a space first. Read the saved-shutdown and recovery procedures before moving runtime files.