Downloads
Nothing to download yet. Here is what a release will look like.
Archipelago's first release is the local runtime with the station-backup importer, the semantic engine, the BACnet/IP read-only connector, the web app, the API and the MCP tools. When it exists, it appears here with a checksum, a signature and a bill of materials.
PlannedPhase 3 Roadmap
No releases. There is a lab preview of Atoll on GitHub: one unsigned file per platform for testing the install and first-run experience against a BACnet lab. It is not a release, it has not been run on Linux or Windows, and it is not listed here as one. Watch the repository for release notes.
What a release contains
| Artifact | What it is | Runs on |
|---|---|---|
| archipelago-edge | The local runtime: importers, model, storage, web app, API, MCP, connector host. One file. | Linux x64 and arm64, macOS, Windows |
| archipelago (CLI) | Import, inspect, serve, export, diff from a terminal. Included in the runtime file. | Same |
| connectors | BACnet/IP first, then Modbus; bundled with the runtime, enabled per site. | Same |
| vendor modules | Optional, separate downloads for stations that need an agent, published only after legal review and signed separately. | The station |
| SBOM, checksums, signature | A software bill of materials, a SHA-256 for every file, and a signature you can verify offline. |
How you will verify one
shasum -a 256 archipelago-edge-linux-x64 # matches the release page
archipelago-edge verify --sbom # prints the bill of materials it was built fromOn Windows, certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256 prints the hash. Release signing will use a public transparency log, so the signature can be checked without trusting this site.
How you will roll back
The runtime is one file and one data folder. Replace the file with the previous version; the data folder is versioned forward-compatibly within a major release, and a release note says when it is not. Nothing is installed as a service unless you ask for it.
Compatibility
A release lists the operating systems and the protocol versions it was tested against. We do not list what we have not tested.