Run the installer
Install PAI through the Windows setup package and launch the desktop application normally.
The current public build is for active testing on Windows. It includes the native PAI-Coder runtime, automatic first-run setup, account-backed sign-in, GPU acceleration where supported, and the desktop development environment. Expect alpha-stage bugs—and bring the useful ones to the community.
Windows 10/11 · 64-bit
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The download page always follows the published Developer channel. Alpha 9 will not replace the public build until its final real-account and physical NVIDIA/CUDA release checks pass.
The distribution flow is being built so testers can install PAI like a normal desktop application without manually assembling Python environments, Ollama installs, or model files.
Install PAI through the Windows setup package and launch the desktop application normally.
PAI prepares the native runtime and local PAI-Coder assets required for the selected machine.
Choose a codebase, describe what you want changed, and let PAI start mapping the work.
PAI's updater architecture separates application updates from user projects, verifies published packages, stages the update, and keeps rollback foundations for failed application upgrades.
PAI's release architecture supports separate channels as the product matures.
Newest alpha work for active testing and development feedback.
Preview builds after developer-channel validation.
Normal public releases once the product reaches the required reliability level.