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Bring your AI in-house.

Install Eldric on hardware you control in minutes. Pre-built packages — no build from source, no cloud account, nothing to phone home.


01 Install

One command, or plain dnf.

Supported on Fedora 42+, RHEL 9+, CentOS Stream 9+ and the RHEL-family derivatives (Rocky, Alma). No GPU required — Eldric runs on CPU and consumer hardware, even a microprocessor; a GPU only makes it faster.

Recommended — bootstrap & run

$ curl -fsSL https://repo.eldric.ai/install-eldric.sh | sudo bash

Or add the repo and install the package

$ sudo dnf install eldric-aios

Then browse to https://<host>/chat — the first sign-up becomes the admin.


02 Two paths, both double-click

A client, or the whole thing.

Desktop client (GUI + CLI)

The native macOS app and command-line client — talk to an Eldric you run elsewhere, or to cloud backends, from your desk.

Eldric on your server (full stack)

The complete AI on your own hardware — chat, retrieval, agents, models and cluster, all from one install.


03 Out of the install command

What you get, day one.

Chat shell + agents

A ready web chat and a full set of specialized agents, out of the install.

140+ scientific APIs

A unified surface over scientific data sources, answered from authoritative catalogs.

Plugin marketplace

Extend it with tools, filters and integrations — configured from the admin UI.

Multi-tenant + RBAC

Isolated tenants and role-based access, so many teams share one install safely.

Training pipeline

Fine-tune and distil models on your own data and GPUs.

Audit ledger

A tamper-evident record of what happened — for regulated environments.


04 Beyond a single host

One box today, a cluster when you need it.

Start on a single machine and add nodes later — the same install scales from an edge box to a multi-tenant datacenter. The full deployment and clustering guide lives in the docs.

Deployment & clustering, in the docs

Next

Your AI, running tonight.

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