Controlled Installation
Obsidian Core™ is not a public self-serve download. Deployment follows a qualification and installation process scoped to private, local-first use.
Obsidian Core™ has limited public availability. Deployment is not open self-serve — requests are reviewed through a qualification process on a limited basis.
Deployment Model
Deployment begins with qualification review: each request is assessed for fit with the Obsidian Core™ local-first, approval-gated operational model before installation is scoped.
Installation is a controlled process under S.V.E.N Inc.™ — not third-party certification and not a universal guarantee that every hardware environment will qualify.
Configuration is deployment-dependent: what is installed, how the local environment is prepared, and which workflow controls apply may vary by approved scope.
Intended sequence for qualified requests — steps and scope may differ by deployment.
- Qualification review of the request and intended use
- Controlled installation coordinated under S.V.E.N Inc.™
- Local-first setup on client-side hardware where scope allows
- Client-side environment preparation for the approved configuration
- Approval-gated operational model applied per deployment scope
- Document vault initialization where included in the approved configuration
- Handoff with scope-specific guidance for ongoing use
Ongoing expectations — not production-readiness guarantees or compliance claims.
- Updates are deliberate and scoped to the approved deployment
- Material changes are intended to be documented within deployment scope
- Environment or host changes are reviewed case by case — not a universal hardware-binding guarantee
- Not a public self-serve download
- Not a certified installer program or third-party certification
- Not a universal hardware compatibility guarantee
- Not a production-readiness or compliance certification