In development Community beta target Q1 2027 View roadmap
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Architecture FAQ

Answers about deployment, Kubernetes, agent boundaries, status, recovery, licensing and the concurrency target.

Architecture baseline · subject to change

Common questions

Is ANDIP available as a production platform today?
No. The project is pre-commercial and undergoing development and technical validation. The pages describe proposed architecture and planned capabilities; they do not imply a public product release.
Does the initial design require Kubernetes?
No. The initial MVP targets already-provisioned VPS and a worker service. Kubernetes can be reconsidered when infrastructure provisioning, autoscaling or operational evidence justifies the extra control plane.
Does every agent need a browser or the same model?
No. Browser execution is one optional adapter. Different workloads can use different agent definitions and compatible model/provider services, subject to integration, credentials, limits and policy.
Does Agent Orchestrator already provide ANDIP’s distributed scheduler?
No. Its audited source provides local agent, session, adapter and worktree patterns. Multi-VPS scheduler, registry, durable lease queue, worker management and distributed recovery require new engineering.
Can ANDIP guarantee exactly-once external actions?
No such guarantee is claimed. External systems must support idempotency or reconciliation. Uncertain side effects should be held for review instead of replayed blindly.
Has the platform proved 100-agent concurrency?
No. “100 Concurrent Agents — Engineering Validation Target” is a test objective, not a verified capability. It needs repeatable measurement that separates mock processes, real provider calls and browser sessions.
When will the community beta open?
The current target is Q1 2027. Timing and availability may change as engineering validation progresses; no fixed launch day is announced and the program is not yet represented as open.
Is ANDIP itself open source?
This site makes no such claim. It attributes Agent Orchestrator and Jev Ultrafast to their respective upstream repositories and licenses. No public ANDIP source repository or license is asserted.
Will the beta-interest form send my information?
Not until the owner configures and verifies a submission endpoint. The current static form is explicitly disconnected and does not store entries in the browser or report a false success.

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