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Hi TopAss, my apologies for the late response. To answer your questions: Code signing / SmartScreen The current controlled beta is not yet Authenticode code-signed, so you should expect Windows SmartScreen or an “Unknown publisher” warning. I’m being upfront about that because I don’t want anyone assuming the installer has a publisher signature that it does not have. SHA-256 Yes. I will provide a SHA-256 checksum for the exact tester-kit ZIP you receive, and the package also contains checksums for its contents so you can verify the installer before running it. Network access The beta does not send telemetry, qualification results, or hardware reports automatically. The machine-bound beta license is verified locally using a signed license file. It does not contact an online licensing server each time the application starts. The application can make network requests to download the required model files, primarily from Hugging Face, when those model files are not already present locally. Once the required model/cache files are available locally, inference itself is local. The qualification results are packaged into a ZIP on your machine, and you decide whether to send that ZIP back to me. Source / GitHub The core StreamAI runtime is not currently public on GitHub. This is a protected controlled beta while I validate the architecture across different hardware. I may publish supporting documentation, benchmarks, and selected tooling separately, but I don’t want to imply that the runtime source is open source when it currently is not. I have the controlled beta tester kit ready. For security, I’d prefer to share it through a restricted Google Drive link rather than post the executable publicly. If you’re comfortable doing so, please send me the email address you’d like me to grant access to. I’ll use it only to provide access to the beta file.and its SHA-256 checksum.

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