Alpha availability
Updated 11 October 2026. Guida Enterprise is available for self-hosted, guided alpha evaluation. Start with Studio: edit an extraction source, test it, inspect the records and use the results to shape a data product.
The current release is 0.1.0-alpha.1, versioned separately from Complete
and standalone Node.
Availability
Section titled “Availability”| Item | Current status |
|---|---|
| Studio | Source editing, HTTP/browser draft tests, error correction, record design and release preparation. |
| Linux server components | Seven published container images; see the image inventory. |
| Windows execution hosts and tools | Download the five Windows packages, checksums and guide. No GitHub account is needed. |
| Installation | Guided setup on your own infrastructure. A complete self-service installation bundle is in preparation. |
| AI assistance | Experimental and optional. The manual authoring workflow needs no model or API key. |
Start with a useful task
Section titled “Start with a useful task”The first-draft tutorial takes you through the core loop: save code, run it, inspect a record, introduce an error and correct it. It uses synthetic data, so you can learn the interface before connecting a real source.
From there, follow the data-product workflow to define record fields, map source output and prepare a release. For a concrete project, explore catalog monitoring, document processing and collection operations.
Arrange your evaluation
Section titled “Arrange your evaluation”Your installation operator provides the Console URL, sign-in instructions, workspace and connected execution host. The installation guide explains the Linux server and Windows runner requirements and the handoff to your first draft test.
This alpha is intended for evaluation with hands-on installation support. Use a dedicated workspace and agree on the sources, code and data for your task. Enterprise is proprietary software; arrange evaluation access and terms with the maintainer or installation operator.
What comes next
Section titled “What comes next”The immediate priorities are a repeatable installation bundle and AI assistance for writing and repairing extraction code. See AI and coding assistants for the experimental integration, and the roadmap for the wider direction.