Atraium 0.1.0 Preview 1
Pre-releaseAtraium 0.1.0 Preview 1
This is the first external preview of Atraium, a local-first bring-your-own-model workspace for configurable assistants and tool-backed workflows.
Recommended target
- Windows desktop: recommended preview experience
- Android: not included in this release unless listed in the attached assets
- Web: not currently supported
What to try
- configure Chat, Utility, and Search / Grounding;
- create a room with a focused personality or system prompt;
- perform a source-grounded research task;
- work with a disposable local workspace;
- create a document, workbook, presentation, or image where configured;
- report unclear setup steps and reproducible failures.
Important limitations
- This is preview software and may contain breaking issues.
- OpenAI-compatible providers can differ in route and feature support.
- Tool behaviour depends heavily on the selected model.
- Cost controls are incomplete; monitor your provider account.
- Powerful local workflows should be tested with non-critical files first.
- Support is best-effort.
Downloads
This preview release includes:
Atraium-0.1.0-preview.1-win-x64-setup.exeAtraium-0.1.0-preview.1-win-x64-portable.zipAtraium-0.1.0-preview.1-SHA256SUMS.txt
Verification
Verify the SHA-256 checksum of the downloaded installer or archive against the attached checksum file.
Token usage, costs, and credentials
You are solely responsible for all usage and charges from the providers, endpoints, plugins, MCP servers, and infrastructure you configure.
Atraium does not include provider credentials, model credits, or token allowance. It does not enforce your provider budget, control provider pricing, or issue refunds for provider charges.
Tool-rich workflows can involve multiple model calls, long context, searches, embeddings, images, retries, and continued work. Configure provider-side limits and monitor your provider dashboard.
Read Token usage and provider billing before using paid credentials.
Feedback
Use GitHub Issues for reproducible bugs and structured feedback. Use Discussions for broader questions and workflow ideas.
Do not publish API keys, tokens, private endpoint URLs, confidential prompts, source code, or sensitive files.