Profiles
Use separate profiles for independent roles. Each has its own configuration and persistent state.
Profile guide ↗DEPLOYMENT & GETTING STARTED
Nedura is installed and upgraded by your administrator using nedura-deploy. Plan the environment, verify a provider connection, and build from one working conversation.
01 / DEPLOYMENT PATHS
The installation documentation identifies administrator-managed deployment paths. To evaluate Nedura, request evaluation access and we'll send download access and setup steps.
Work with your infrastructure team to review the deployment approach, service configuration, model access, credentials, and required network connections.
Installation documentation ↗02 / SIGNED RELEASES
Each Nedura release is signed and ships with a software bill of materials (SBOM). nedura-deploy checks the installed packages against the SBOM; on Nedura Gov a mismatch stops the install.
Upgrades keep the previous version on disk for rollback, and configuration changes are applied with nedura-deploy reconfigure.
Approved clients receive releases from ALINEDS.
03 / FIRST WORKING SESSION
Use nedura-deploy for the selected environment and consult current installation guidance.
Use the setup and model workflow. For custom endpoints, confirm the endpoint, model name, and context settings match the server.
Complete a basic request before adding gateways, fallback chains, voice, or schedules.
Enable a focused toolset, choose relevant skills, and validate the result with a task your team can review.
Configure the messaging gateway, API client, or editor after the underlying conversation and tools work.
04 / CONFIGURATION
Use separate profiles for independent roles. Each has its own configuration and persistent state.
Profile guide ↗Confirm credentials and model availability. Add optional fallback providers after the primary connection works.
Fallback guide ↗Review enabled capabilities, tool backends, MCP access, and approval checks for interactive and unattended work.
Security guide ↗05 / BEFORE EXPANDING
Check tool execution, session continuity, result delivery, and any approval steps. Test scheduled tasks with their configured output destination.
Identify the failing layer when troubleshooting: model authentication, gateway connections, and tool backend errors need different checks.