Compatibility Matrix

This page is the first shipped version of an AGILAB compatibility and certification matrix.

It is intentionally narrow. The goal is to make the currently supported public paths explicit now, instead of waiting for a larger automation project.

For this page, validated means the path has an explicit local proof, regression coverage, or workflow-parity validation in the public AGILAB repository. It does not mean a formal release certification program is in place yet.

The machine-readable source for this page is:

Current public matrix

Slice

Status

Primary proof

Scope

Limits

Source checkout first proof

validated

uv run python tools/newcomer_first_proof.py

Public built-in flight_project path, local execution, and the recommended newcomer workflow

No SSH, no private apps, no packaged install

Web UI local first proof

validated

uv run streamlit run src/agilab/About_agilab.py

PROJECT -> ORCHESTRATE -> PIPELINE -> ANALYSIS on the local built-in app path

Not a remote cluster proof

Service-mode operator surface

validated

ORCHESTRATE service controls and health gate

Start / status / health / stop operator flow and SLA thresholds

Does not certify every remote topology or deployment policy

Notebook quickstart

documented

examples/notebook_quickstart/agi_core_first_run.ipynb

Public notebook-first route for users who intentionally start from agi-core

Not the recommended first proof path

Published package route

documented

uv pip install agilab then uv run agilab

Fast packaged install for public evaluation outside the source checkout

Less representative of the full source workflow than the built-in first proof

How to use this matrix

Use it to answer three concrete questions:

  1. Which public path should a newcomer trust first?

  2. Which routes are currently validated versus only documented?

  3. Which paths still need broader certification or automation work?

Recommended reading order:

What remains roadmap work

This first matrix closes the small, manual version of the compatibility item. The larger roadmap work is still open:

  • automatic generation from workflow evidence

  • promotion from a documented matrix to a workflow-backed compatibility report

  • integration with the first-proof wizard so newcomers land on one validated path instead of choosing routes too early

  • per-release compatibility status

  • stronger app/core revision traceability

  • explicit certification for more than the public newcomer/operator slices