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Request a free Community licence and keep the signed licence file with your installation material.
Community Edition download
Download the Community Edition package, verify the release signature, add your licence, and start the full Tessallite stack on your own server.
Install path
The Community bundle is built for local control: verify it, add your signed licence, and run without needing a managed Tessallite service.
Request a free Community licence and keep the signed licence file with your installation material.
Get the current signed Tessallite Community release bundle and its checksum manifest.
Check the release checksum and Ed25519 signature before unpacking or installing.
Add license.json, run the installer, and open the Tessallite UI on your server.
Downloads
Most users need the all-in-one bundle. Platform teams can inspect the included Kubernetes material before moving to Enterprise deployment support.
One signed archive containing the product, container images, installer, checksum manifest, signature, Helm chart material, and security evidence pack.
The Helm chart ships inside the bundle under helm/ for platform teams planning OpenShift or Kubernetes deployment.
Use the source checkout for engineering review and contribution. It is not the recommended production installation path.
Earlier Community Edition bundles, kept for reference and reproducible installs. Always prefer the current release above unless you have a specific reason to pin an older one.
Tessallite Community Edition is free under the Tessallite Community Licence. The full terms (and all licence & legal documents) are being finalised; the current licence also ships with your download. Questions? info@tessallite.io.
Security and verification
Tessallite Community is designed for local inspection before it runs. The bundle carries checksums, signatures, deployment material, and the review evidence your IT team needs.
tessallite-prod-2026.evidence/ for review before rollout.# integrity: checksums of every file
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS
# authenticity: verify the release signature
python3 - <<'PY'
import base64
from cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.ed25519 import Ed25519PublicKey
PUB = "/by3PGaeLD425bBkMrAbD2NeHROHyjLHVA37pS5w3+0="
sig = base64.b64decode(open("SHA256SUMS.sig").read().splitlines()[1])
Ed25519PublicKey.from_public_bytes(base64.b64decode(PUB)).verify(
sig,
open("SHA256SUMS", "rb").read(),
)
print("signature OK")
PY
The archive, checksum manifest, and detached signature let teams verify that the release has not been altered.
The self-hosted stack verifies the signed licence locally. An evaluation install does not need a licence server to run.
The bundle includes architecture notes, port matrix, image list, SBOM material, and release signatures for IT review.
Security issues should be sent privately to info@tessallite.io.
Public advisories appear here after a fix is available. The feed is loaded from the issuer service when configured.
The advisory feed will appear here once the service is configured.
Install command flow
Replace X.Y.Z with the release version shown on this page: latest.
tar -xzf tessallite-community-X.Y.Z.tar.gz
cd tessallite-community-X.Y.Z
cp /path/to/your-license.json ./license.json
# Put LICENSE_PUBLIC_KEYS into .env when provided.
./install.sh
# Open http://localhost:3000
# SYSTEM_ADMIN_EMAIL and SYSTEM_ADMIN_PASSWORD are in .env
Day-2 operations
Run ./healthcheck.sh after installation or upgrade to confirm every service is healthy.
Use Docker Compose logs to inspect individual services, such as gateway, model-service, or query-router.
Download the new signed bundle, verify it, stop the stack, and run ./install.sh from the new release.
Register for Community, then return here to download and verify the signed bundle.