Residion Docs¶
Documentation for Residion Solo on Windows and Linux, and for the Residion on-premise AI appliance. Solo is a download for a machine you already own. The appliance is operated by customer IT administrators inside their own network.
Build once, publish twice. This site is the same documentation that ships as an offline bundle inside the appliance. Search and all assets work with no internet access.
Start here¶
Solo on Windows
Create a Cloud Console account, download the installer, activate once, then work offline
Solo on Linux
Create a Cloud Console account, download the AppImage, activate once, then work offline
Getting started
First orientation for the on-premise appliance: what Residion is, who the operator docs are for
What still needs Residion
Tasks that are not self-serve — read this before hunting for missing screens
What you can do without Residion engineering¶
The Operator Console (on-prem, port 18084) already supports these self-serve tasks:
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View connector status and run an ingestion job
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Enable or disable agent channels
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Create, revoke, and quota API keys; view usage
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Activate models and set per-workload routing
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View and export the audit trail and agent execution journal
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Set agent budgets
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View deployment status, install plan, and settings
SSO federation and first-time connector credential setup are not self-serve today. See What still needs Residion.
Honesty baseline¶
These docs are written only from the vendored source of truth in this repository. They do not invent capabilities, performance numbers, or screens. Where something is not available, the page says so.